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E.18.3:3 - Forces

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Transformation-flow richness vs universal-parent driftE.18 is rich enough to explain many route-shaped transformation cases, but narrative, abduction, grounding, improvement, and public practical-use cards or walkthroughs are not transformation-flow merely by shape.
Flow card usefulness vs work-order overreadA path or flow card can guide a next FPF use, but it does not authorize performed work or decide launch readiness.
Neighboring values vs ontology absorptionMethod, work, evidence, gate, decision, architecture, publication, and currentness values can connect to a flow position after the value is independently identified and any claim about it is shown to obtain from current facts or evidence under an applicable definition or test, without becoming transformation-flow kinds.
Demonstrative slices vs actual tracesA path slice may show a traversal for learning or review; actual project history may branch, pause, retry, or skip that traversal.