The blindness core's fourth condition says items come back unordered and unweighted where the companion's section 2 says items are returned in the order they arise in the object

The blindness core's fourth condition says items come back unordered and unweighted where the companion's section 2 says items are returned in the order they arise in the object

Grounds

• pursued: we expect the definitions to state the companion's ordering rule rather than a contradicting one, so a reading returns items in the order they arise in the object and nothing in the instrument asks it to do otherwise; a definition whose core still says items come back unordered and unweighted, or four cores that have drifted apart, would show it wrong