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MMP.14:9 - Consequences

The practitioner can replace “the model fits badly” with a calculable failed prediction and an explicit revised assumption. Downstream users can see which consequence changes, which remains sufficient, and which use is unsupported.

Comparable predictions cost work. Adaptive repair consumes assessment information, and extra parameters can weaken estimation. Improving one feature can leave another failure unresolved. Retain the use boundary without demanding exhaustive criticism of every model.