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E.15:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Fast repair vs continuityA local correction should stay cheap, while material predecessor functions and dependent uses must not disappear.
Exact comparison vs semantic changeA textual diff locates changed words; it does not decide whether an idea, action, or result changed.
Reuse vs reverificationUnaffected results should be reused, but only after the dependency that made them unaffected is understood.
One good repair vs useful alternativesExtra candidates help when a real choice remains; they are waste when one bounded non-dominated repair is already understood.
Precision vs working languageOntological repair may need sharper distinctions, but the resulting whole pattern must remain readable and usable in a project.
Stable history vs current useOld editions remain exact historical sources, while current reliance must name the edition it actually uses.