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TIME — Decide what a timing claim lets you do

  • Situation: A trend, deadline, cadence, or stale result is being used to decide what to do next.
  • Question: Which moment, rate, rhythm, or freshness relation matters, and does it support continuing, refreshing, waiting, synchronizing, or changing rhythm?
  • First useful result or blocker: A bounded temporal claim and supported continuation, or the exact missing window, evidence, effort, resistance, or currentness basis.
  • Start with: C.27; use G.11 only when an affected result may need scoped refresh because its basis is stale.
  • Stop or return: Stop at a state or rate reading when it supports no stronger claim. Return when the window, evidence, currentness, or intended use changes.