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E.24.CD:6 - Bias-Annotation

Lenses tested: Onto, Arch, Epist, Prag, Did.

This pattern intentionally biases toward early recovery of the real subject and the blocked work. It resists:

  • publication-form bias: treating a card, schema, table, or record as the subject matter;
  • wording bias: treating a repeated word as a kind or relation decision;
  • registry bias: collecting possible ontics instead of disposing the current case;
  • scoring bias: rating a candidate before its subject, identity rule, direct relations, and practical use are known;
  • semio-bias: discussing forms and labels while the governed subject and claim disappear.

The mitigation is concrete: name the work, subject, needed claim, pattern that states it, applicable disposition, next action, and stop or return. Open E.24 only when several named patterns need the same subject identity or relation rules.