The late bus
A schedule says 08:10. The bus arrives 08:24. The claim “on time” falls.
Use
Examples
Examples show the method in action. Begin with ordinary cases before entering difficult public disputes.
Everyday examples
The budget spreadsheet
A model says you can afford it, but omitted costs correct the model.
The diagnosis label
A label may help care, but must not replace the person.
The workplace role
Being an employee does not make every employer narrative true.
The news headline
A headline can make interpretation look like observation.
The promise
Words stand only if action corresponds.
Public examples
A map projection
Internal consistency does not make the map the physical earth.
An expert quote
Authority can guide inquiry but cannot replace traceability.
A policy category
Procedure must not erase the actual case.
A cultural explanation
Culture may condition life but does not enclose actuality.
A moral accusation
Moral pressure must not replace correspondence.
A model result
Prediction and calculation must still answer to what is.