NOT.3:6 - Bias-Annotation

Expert familiarity can conceal a reading step. A fluent reader may move from a symbol to a consequence without noticing the convention or skill used. Recover that step when it changes what another reader needs to know or be able to do.

The opposite bias treats every interpretation as a complete algorithm awaiting transcription into code. A mathematical meaning can leave an obtaining problem unsolved, and a practiced perceptual operation can lack a suitable machine realization. Keep these different contributions visible when allocating work among agents.