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MDPE.15:3 - Forces

ForceTension to preserve
Action vs truthful entryThe project needs to act; the selected change, authority, subject, Method, and conditions must still obtain at execution time.
Small trial vs representative useA bounded trial keeps cost and risk manageable; an over-sheltered trial may say little about intended performance Work.
Direct result vs wider effectImmediate results can often be observed; performer, audience, event, and cultural effects need separate relations and evidence.
Change vs continuityA useful variant must change enough to answer the question while preserving identity, safety, consent, source return, and alternatives that the decision protects.
Work integration vs ontic separationChange and trial can be coordinated in one project, but choice, authority, WorkPlan, Work, transformation, result, evidence, and effect remain different things.
Local agency vs distributed cultureA practice-developing Agent can alter a local arrangement; receiving practitioners and cultural selection are not under that Agent’s control.
Success visibility vs failed-attempt learningA changed artifact is easy to show; a failed or partial transformation can contain the more decision-relevant result.