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G.0:3 - Forces

  • Pluralism vs. comparability. Multiple traditions must co-exist while allowing admissible comparison where justified.
  • Expressiveness vs. safety. Rich comparator sets and aggregators vs. measurement admissibility constraints.
  • Locality vs. portability. Context-local semantics first; portability only via explicit bridges and explicit losses.
  • Assurance vs. agility. Evidence minima must meet the claim threshold while staying light enough to adopt.
  • Design-time vs. run-time. Keep legality standards and templates design-time; run-time only cites and applies them.