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E.23.CAE:10 - Rationale

A capability claim is bounded by holder, Work family, envelope, measures, evidence, and currentness. One failed occurrence does not rewrite that claim automatically. A controlled return to a qualified condition can cheaply distinguish global change from availability under at least one condition, while separate applicability, access, adaptation, and enactment observations prevent a later-stage failure from being projected backward.

The method stays transdisciplinary only by refusing a common hidden mechanism. Its common result is the smallest one that the unlike cases can honestly share: observation, disposition, surviving rival, limit, and candidate routes.