11.14 Parahypercrossfunctionality - similar-function Hyperemergent Crossfunctionality

Parahypercrossfunctionality is Hyperemergent Crossfunctionality among distinct but functionally similar, neighboring, or strongly related function-kinds. Strategy and tactics, language and communication, prediction and simulation, or deception-detection and manipulation-resistance are examples of function-pairs that could be parafunctional if canon classifies them as sufficiently related.

phi != psi AND Similar(phi,psi)=1

Expanded(L_phi,h1) x Expanded(L_psi,h2) -> Parahypercrossfunction

Similar functions can supply partially overlapping representational or operational structure while still contributing distinct capabilities. Their higher-order emergent dimensions can therefore interlock without collapsing into identity. An H100 strategy lobe and H80 tactics lobe might generate a crossfunction in which long-horizon goal architecture and local action-selection are not merely exchanged sequentially but co-determine one another through higher-order strategy-like and tactics-like dimensions.

The term "similar" is semantic/functional, not mathematical equality. Two function-kinds can be parafunctional while remaining irreducibly distinct.