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F.1:3 - Forces
| Force | Tension |
|---|
| Relevance vs finiteness | The cut must expose answer-changing rivals and limits while remaining small enough to inspect together. |
| Local fidelity vs cross-source use | Each source keeps its own claims and meanings while later work may compare them. |
| Recency vs continuity | New editions matter, but only changed relied premises should reopen the result. |
| Efficient search vs human judgment | Search aids may prioritize candidates but cannot decide their role in the answer. |
| Compact memory vs source analysis | A short result should keep the decision recoverable without becoming a second literature review. |
| Wider discovery vs question fidelity | Query variants may omit a word to reach more material, while the original conditions still govern what can answer the question. |
| Available access vs coverage | A cheap route may reach enough material; a consequential blind spot may justify another route or an honest access gap. |