OPS.7:3 - Forces · fpf.tools

Force	Tension
simple age signal versus decision relevance	Age is cheap to compute, while consequence and commitment meaning depends on subject, conditions, and horizon.
fast escalation versus authority	Delay can demand attention, but priority and commitment changes require their respective authorized Systems.
local coordination versus system policy	One priority disposition can change immediate Work without designing queue order, capacity, constraint, or whole-service promises.
current evidence versus forecast	Deterioration, delay cost, and recovery burden may be uncertain; unsupported projections should not become urgency facts.
fairness versus unlike consequences	A common waiting rule can be legible, while clinical, safety, service, economic, and recovery consequences remain unlike and separately governed.
preserving promises versus truthful renegotiation	Keeping a commitment can matter, but hiding infeasibility harms affected parties and later recovery.
measurement versus intervention claim	State, age, rate, and trend can be observed directly; claimed intervention effects require stronger temporal and causal discipline.