TFNR - Action: the Creation of Existence
As we will see in greater detail in this chapter, Action is the fulcrum of the whole sub-process of Creation, it is its product, object, form. Product of the inner interaction between the two complementary aspects (Forces and Fields) of the unity represented by the Sources. Object of Agency, expression of Sources (pairs Agents / Acted). Form of the act of creating (forming) Existence.
Action manifests itself as the creation of Events, variations of / in the Fields due to the Action of the Forces on the Fields themselves, in every aspect, level, of Reality.
In other words, in a general sense, in this system of knowledge, what does it mean to create Existence, creation of Existence, in the context of the Formation of Reality?
It means the production of Events, of variations of / in a Field produced by the expression (Action) of a Force, a pair of Force and Field, a Source, which exists as producer of Events, of Action, of Existence. So Action as a (direct) product of the Dynamics of the Source.
In this chapter we will look at the Action:
- in a general sense and in relation to Reality as a whole (Action, its Dynamics and its Modes / Components: Variation, Propagation and Conservation),
- at the most basic level of the formation of Physical Reality (Elementary Action, its Dynamics and its Modes / Components: Perturbation), what happens at the Planck scale and surroundings, with reference to the Elementary Field and the Fundamental Force,
- at gradually more complex levels, where the Derived Action manifests itself in all its infinite forms, from those produced by the fundamental Forces of Nature (Gravitational, Kinetic, Electric, Magnetic, Nuclear Action) to the more articulated ones which manifest at the complex levels of Reality, both Physical (chemical, geological, biochemical, astrophysics, cosmological action, etc., combination of the Action of fundamental Forces) and Cognitive (perceptive, sensory, emotional, intellectual, rational, social, economic, ecological, cultural, etc.).
We will try to examine more deeply the Fundamental Principles of the Dynamics of Elementary Action, in particular the principle of Uncertainty, the principle of Action and Reaction, the principle of Minimum Action and the Principles of Equivalence, which are at the basis of all the Formation of Reality, especially of Physical Reality.
Then, we will mention the Fundamental Physical Quantities and the fundamental constants of Nature, which in their essence represent the projections on the most complex planes of Physical Reality of the dynamics and basic properties of the Primary Source (Fundamental Force and Elementary Field).
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