And they use the launching point to gain a sense of where your paper will take them. Each one makes it easier for readers to make your essay into the coherent text you hope it will become in their hands. These descriptions are fine for most purposes. A Destabilizing Condition is some particular situation that has the potential to cause difficulty, either physical or conceptual. A situation is a Destabilizing Condition only in relation to a specific Consequences for specific readers.
Some Conditions are so fraught with difficulty that they seem inherently destabilizing.
For example, a plague that kills thousands would seem to be a problem no matter the circumstances. But if you were a citizen of Troy, and the plague ran through the Greek troops that were besieging your city, then that plague would pose no problem. It would, in fact, be the solution to a problem. They are identifiable only in relation to the trouble the Consequences they bring. If they do not bring trouble, then they are no problem.