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F.9:3 - Forces

ForceTension to resolve
Locality versus reuseSenses are context-local, yet people need common labels and comparison points across contexts.
Simplicity versus fidelityFew Bridge kinds are teachable; too few hide material semantic differences.
Relation truth versus practical useA correspondence can obtain while a proposed direction, rule, or tolerance is unsuitable.
senseFamily continuity versus explanationSome relations compare senses within one family; others explain a cross-family connection without making them substitutable.
Evidence versus authorizationEvidence or assurance may support reliance on a bounded-use claim but does not grant legal, policy, or deontic permission.
Bridge discipline versus subject patternsF.9 defines how to state semantic correspondence; using it must not create local system-role kinds or assignments, work, evidence relations, publications, or status occurrences.