Version 3.0 The C–L–R Triad is presented alphabetically, but the indices are orthogonal invariants and do not imply a fixed order of evaluation. Different scientific domains naturally emphasize different reading sequences depending on which observable is primary. For example, C→R→L may arise in stability‑focused analyses, L→C→R in boundary‑first systems, and C‑only evaluations in contexts where internal coherence is the sole relevant quantity. These permutations do not alter the underlying geometry of the Triad; they simply reflect different interpretive lenses applied to the same invariant structure.
Cody A Kristenson (Wed,) studied this question.