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MDPE.17:2 - Forces

TensionWhat must remain visible
access ↔ enactmentSource content can be available without the receiving Agent being able to use the Method.
fidelity ↔ useful transformationLiteral copying can preserve appearance; a changed form can better preserve load-bearing musical, movement, interaction, or control relations.
support ↔ independent useTeacher, partner, prompt, score, controller, or tool support can belong to the intended configuration; removing it matters only when the receiving use requires less support.
blocked success ↔ transferRepetition in one cue-rich condition can succeed while another partner, tempo, material, venue, or task fails.
capability ↔ source contributionA receiving Agent can perform successfully without the named source causing the result; source content can be used without producing enough capability.
local result ↔ cultural continuationOne receiving Agent can perform Work that enacts a Method while the population never recognizes, copies, or retains it.
human learning ↔ other AgentsHuman motor-learning evidence can guide hypotheses; robots and AI Agents require their own direct learning and control Methods.