Stage 01 · 40-minute guided world
The Promise
A completed output is not yet an achieved outcome.
A shipped phone can satisfy a production promise while useful service, access, durability, repair, and community conditions remain insufficient.
I · Immutable
Observed consequences
- A counted unit can leave the production gate even when the user-facing outcome is uncertain.
- Primary and secondary outcomes depend on who defines the purpose and whose change is observed.
- A sufficiency threshold determines when the result is deemed adequate, not merely present.
II · Adjustable
Classification and accounting
- Is the declared promise to ship a conforming unit or deliver useful service?
- Which outcomes are treated as primary, and which are demoted to secondary effects?
- What evidence would show that the result is sufficient for the affected user or community?
III · Explicit
Value judgment and response
Who should decide that an output is sufficient when the people producing, buying, using, and living beside it experience different outcomes?
Evidence in view
Claims remain qualified.
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