“Add” is a functional operator that modifies a system by increasing, integrating, or constructing. It belongs to Layer B because its meaning is defined by process rather than abstraction or context. The first vector frames “add” as expansion: it enlarges a set, field, or structure. The second vector highlights integration, since adding is not merely placing elements side by side but merging them into a coherent whole. The third vector emphasizes construction, because addition is a foundational mechanism for building complexity. Inside the ABC‑system, “add” behaves as a growth‑enabler. It activates accumulation, combination, and structural evolution. It interacts with Layer A concepts by expanding their scope and with Layer C concepts by modifying their situational configuration. “Add” is a directional operator: it always moves forward, increasing density, richness, or complexity. It does not evaluate or contextualize; it simply performs the function of augmentation. This makes it a key process‑based concept that supports the system’s capacity to evolve through incremental change. Its operational clarity ensures that it remains a stable functional node within the semantic architecture.
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