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MDPE.14:2 - Forces

ForceTension
Local observability and whole-practice fitA small feature is easier to measure and change; the wider Work and practice carry other results.
Virtuosity and sustainable capabilityTechnical challenge can expand expression while exceeding bodies, effectors, attention, rehearsal, or replacement capacity.
Coordination and local freedomPartner or ensemble coordination needs shared information; improvisation and expression need room to vary.
Participation and precisionWider entry can increase enactment while simplified distinctions can limit later mastery or style integrity.
Visibility and embodied useCamera, stage, judge, or platform legibility can select features unlike those needed by partners, musicians, or participants.
Several structures and one decisionSeveral architecture views can matter, yet the practitioner still needs one bounded next move.
Immediate observation and slower consequenceOne occurrence or metric changes quickly; capability, repertoire, selection, and continuation can change later.
Improvement and moved burdenA candidate can reduce one conflict while moving cost, risk, attention, exclusion, maintenance, or evidence burden elsewhere.