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G.2 Terminology Decision Matrix

Status: draft Content canon status: unset

| Term | Decision | Required boundary | |---|---|---| | Telic field | Retain | Distinguish from telic states, telic controllability, telic system, telic/paratelic states, linguistic telicity, and teleological centers of life | | Local telic field | Retain | Indexed to a center; not a universal field | | Relational telic field | Retain | Cite participatory sense-making; prove added value beyond interaction dynamics | | Internal telic field | Retain cautiously | Non-clinical; do not reify parts | | Simplified telic field calculation | Preserve in lineage | Replace in technical writing | | Telic projection estimation | Adopt | Scoped, uncertain, corrigible inference | | Telic projection | Retain | Projection is not field; receiver mirror is not projection | | Telic projection integrity | Retain | Compare with model fidelity, requirements traceability, and semantic integrity | | Polytely | Established neighbor | Multiple simultaneous goals | | Polytelometry | Retain provisionally | Practice of making goal relations, authority, provenance, and consequences legible | | Polytelometric navigation | Retain | Pre-optimization and governance layer | | Semantic polytelometry | Retain | Candidate capability class, not goal extraction alone | | Constitutional self | Retain | Governance-oriented synthesis; internal multiplicity is established prior art | | Constitutional element | Retain internally | Avoid public clinical reification | | Context carrying capacity | Retain | Not storage, working memory, token count, or requisite variety alone | | Temporal standing | Retain | Candidate normative umbrella; distinguish legal, psychological, and metaphysical uses | | Teleological integrity | Preserve in lineage | Broad and potentially misleading | | Telic integrity | Prefer | Legitimate end-relative orientation surviving transformation | | Teleological graft rejection | Preserve as evocative metaphor | Prefer telic incompatibility or constitutional substrate mismatch in technical work |