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PHY.2:6 - Bias-Annotation

The worked cases use classical interaction laws and stochastic switching that can be manipulated through ordinary differential reasoning. Other physical regimes can require different permitted states, transformations and observations. Reuse the construction method with the physical laws of that regime; the elementary sources here supply examples of it.

A familiar source can be easier to imagine than a suitable one. Follow the behavior required by the target question when choosing and revising mechanisms. Collaborators can supply unfamiliar physical contributions. Human mental-model studies motivate part of this approach; applying the method with AI contributors requires checking the construction they actually produce and the prerequisites its users possess.