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MDPE.16:2 - Forces

ForceTension to preserve
Current usefulness and later option valueAn alternative with weak current performance may be a useful contrast, source branch, training aid, or input to a future combination.
Diversity and bounded attentionToo little variety traps development; too much untyped variety prevents action.
Shared question and unlike bearersAlternatives answer one question, while their materials, Methods, capabilities, arrangements, and performers retain different kinds.
Exploration and reliable current WorkPractice needs distant and niche trials while performances, classes, and events still have to work.
Retention and supported removalKeeping every branch is costly; removing one can erase source return, minority practice, or future reachability.
Representation and embodied useA score, video, notation, geometry, embedding, or model output preserves some distinctions and hides others.
Project decisions and cultural evolutionA project can govern its trials and maintained set; distributed cultural selection and retention are different relations.