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ME.20:6 - Bias-Annotation

Method engineers may favor explicit architectures and overlook a sufficient direct description. Start with the non-use test. Pattern-language enthusiasts may attribute capability to the language itself; retain the acting and deciding Systems only where those claims matter. Automation can amplify old source assumptions, so inspect currentness before a confident recommendation enters action.

The cases emphasize documentary Method Engineering and review. They establish no empirical advantage across domains, human readers, or AI systems. A high-consequence decision may need stronger evidence than these constructed continuations supply.