F.0.1:9 - Consequences

Local meanings become inspectable and revisable without forcing a global vocabulary. A reader sees when source selection, synthesis, naming, subject reasoning, or a cross-local relation is the real next question. Most uses become cheaper because one sentence and one citation can close them.

The cost is explicit judgment about source, edition, passage, and meaning. A reusable cell or relation requires more work only when a later receiver needs it. This cost is preferable to hiding several different objects behind one generic container.