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 Causality pertains to the fact and the manner in which [[Agents / Forces]] / [[Cause|Causes]], acting upon [[Acted / Fields]] / [[Space]]-[[Time]], produce [[Events]] (variations) / effects both at the elementary [[Levels of Reality|level of Reality]], where the [[Fundamental Force]] and the [[Elementary Field]] interact to generate [[Elementary Events]], [[Action]], and more generally, at higher levels of Complexity, where [[Derived Agents / Forces]] act upon [[Derived Acted / Fields]] producing more complex events—[[Derived Action]].
-In this sense, Causality can be regarded as '''the fundamental expression of [[Agency]] on its active side'''—the essential manifestation of the causal principle/property of Force(s). It is closely linked to the [[Operators of Reality|Operator of Reality]] known as [[Perturbation]], itself an expression of the broader Operator [[Variation]].
+In this sense, Causality can be regarded as '''the fundamental expression of [[Agency]] on its active side'''—the essential manifestation of the causal principle/property of Force(s). '''It is closely linked to the [[Operators of Reality|Operator of Reality]] known as [[Perturbation]]''', itself an expression of the broader Operator [[Variation]].
 Within a relational approach to the study of Nature, '''Causality emerges from the relation between the two fundamental aspects of the [[Primary Source|Source]]'''—between Force(s) and Field(s)—from the interaction between the Action of Forces and the effects they produce within Fields. Thus, Causality, like the other two fundamental dimensionalities, must be understood as '''a relational Property with respect to Events'''. In this sense, we may say that '''Causality does not exist—it happens, in making Reality happen'''. It is a phenomenological aspect, a product of the dynamic interaction between the two aspects of the Source of Reality.

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 '''Causality''' is '''one of the fundamental [[Dimensions of Reality|Dimensionalities of Reality]], the foundation of the causal dimension, a fundamental emerging property of [[Reality]]''', and one of the two modes of expression of the [[Primary Source|Source]].
-Causality represents the relation that binds Force to Action, and more broadly, [[Derived Agents / Forces]] to [[Derived Action]], [[Agents / Forces]] to [[Events]], and to [[Relations]] that organize them in [[Processes]]. The Causal Dimension—limitless—extends from the elementary to the complex, forming a continuum that incessantly realizes the [[Formation of Reality|Formation]] ([[Creation]] and [[Evolution]]) of Reality.
+Causality represents '''the relation that binds Force to Action''', and more broadly, [[Derived Agents / Forces]] to [[Derived Action]], [[Agents / Forces]] to [[Events]], and to [[Relations]] that organize them in [[Processes]]. The Causal Dimension—limitless—extends from the elementary to the complex, forming a continuum that incessantly realizes the [[Formation of Reality|Formation]] ([[Creation]] and [[Evolution]]) of Reality.
-It spans from [[Principle of Uncertainty|uncertainty and indetermination]] to finality. This dimension serves as a metric for the level of [[organization]] within the [[Structures of Information]] and the [[Forms]] that incessantly [[Evolution|evolve]] in the [[Elementary Field]]—a scale of [[Complexity]] within [[Reality]] and the [[Forms]] that inhabit it.
+'''It spans from [[Principle of Uncertainty|uncertainty and indetermination]] to finality'''. This dimension serves as a metric for the level of [[organization]] within the [[Structures of Information]] and the [[Forms]] that incessantly [[Evolution|evolve]] in the [[Elementary Field]]—a scale of [[Complexity]] within [[Reality]] and the [[Forms]] that inhabit it.
-The milestones along this continuous dimension include:
+'''The milestones along this continuous dimension include''':
 *'''uncertainty''' (chaos, random order, minimum level of [[Organization]], minimal correlation between [[Events]], etc.) -> the form of Causality typical of the quantum realm
 *'''certainty''' (the organization of classical forms of ordinary Reality, objects of "normal" Reality) -> typical of the world of classical physics
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 Causality pertains to the fact and the manner in which [[Agents / Forces]] / [[Cause|Causes]], acting upon [[Acted / Fields]] / [[Space]]-[[Time]], produce [[Events]] (variations) / effects both at the elementary [[Levels of Reality|level of Reality]], where the [[Fundamental Force]] and the [[Elementary Field]] interact to generate [[Elementary Events]], [[Action]], and more generally, at higher levels of Complexity, where [[Derived Agents / Forces]] act upon [[Derived Acted / Fields]] producing more complex events—[[Derived Action]].
-In this sense, Causality can be regarded as the fundamental expression of [[Agency]] on its active side—the essential manifestation of the causal principle/property of Force(s). It is closely linked to the [[Operators of Reality|Operator of Reality]] known as [[Perturbation]], itself an expression of the broader Operator [[Variation]].
+In this sense, Causality can be regarded as '''the fundamental expression of [[Agency]] on its active side'''—the essential manifestation of the causal principle/property of Force(s). It is closely linked to the [[Operators of Reality|Operator of Reality]] known as [[Perturbation]], itself an expression of the broader Operator [[Variation]].
-Within a relational approach to the study of Nature, Causality emerges from the relation between the two fundamental aspects of the [[Primary Source|Source]]—between Force(s) and Field(s)—from the interaction between the Action of Forces and the effects they produce within Fields. Thus, Causality, like the other two fundamental dimensionalities, must be understood as a relational Property with respect to Events. In this sense, we may say that '''Causality does not exist—it happens, in making Reality happen'''. It is a phenomenological aspect, a product of the dynamic interaction between the two aspects of the Source of Reality.
+Within a relational approach to the study of Nature, '''Causality emerges from the relation between the two fundamental aspects of the [[Primary Source|Source]]'''—between Force(s) and Field(s)—from the interaction between the Action of Forces and the effects they produce within Fields. Thus, Causality, like the other two fundamental dimensionalities, must be understood as '''a relational Property with respect to Events'''. In this sense, we may say that '''Causality does not exist—it happens, in making Reality happen'''. It is a phenomenological aspect, a product of the dynamic interaction between the two aspects of the Source of Reality.
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 Cause finds its foundation in [[Causality]], one of the fundamental [[Dimensionalities of Reality]], a core emerging Property of [[Reality]].
-Cause assumes different meanings, aspects, properties, limits, and constraints within the two complementary domains of Nature: the [[Physical Reality|Physical]] and the [[Cognitive Reality]].
+Cause assumes '''different meanings, aspects, properties, limits, and constraints within the two complementary domains of Nature: the [[Physical Reality|Physical]] and the [[Cognitive Reality]]'''.
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-Causality and Cause are '''foundational aspects of Reality''', active expressions of the Agency of the Source of Reality. They are, respectively, the Dimensionality and the Dimension associated with the Fundamental Force, and, more generally, to the '''Derived Forces'''—manifestations of the '''Fundamental Force''' and '''Derivative Agents'''—operating in the incessant construction of the causal fabric of '''Reality'''.
+Causality and Cause are '''foundational aspects of Reality''', active expressions of the Agency of the Source of Reality. They are, respectively, the Dimensionality and the Dimension associated with Forces (the Fundamental Force, and, more generally, the '''Derived Forces''')—operating in the incessant construction of the causal fabric of '''Reality'''.
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 === Cause ===
-'''Cause''' is '''any direct expression of [[Agents / Forces]]''', in the context of [[Agency]], where the action of Agents / Forces produces [[Events]], [[Variation|variations]] in the [[Acted / Fields]], the "effects" in short, in the inner interactions between the two complementary aspects of the [[Sources]].
+'''Cause''' is '''any direct expression of [[Agents / Forces]]''', within the context of [[Agency]], where the Action of Agents / Forces produces [[Events]]—[[Variation|variations]]—in the [[Acted / Fields]]: the "effects", in short, arising from the inner interactions between the two complementary aspects of the [[Sources]].
-Cause finds its foundation in [[Causality]], one of the fundamental [[Dimensionalities of Reality]], a fundamental emerging property of [[Reality]].
+Cause finds its foundation in [[Causality]], one of the fundamental [[Dimensionalities of Reality]], a core emerging Property of [[Reality]].
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 *'''finality''' (the high level of expression of the dynamic and conservative aspects of [[Living Forms - Cognitive aspects|Living Forms]]) -> characteristic of the more complex aspects of Reality—the cognitive aspects expressed through the Cognitive Systems of Living Beings and synthetic autonomous agents (automata, AI)
-Causality attains to the fact and the ways in which [[Agents / Forces]] / [[Cause|Causes]] acting on [[Acted / Fields]] / [[Space]]-[[Time]] produce [[Events]] (variations) / effects, [[Action]], both at the elementary [[Levels of Reality|level of Reality]], where the [[Fundamental Force]] and the [[Elementary Field]] interact producing the [[Elementary Events]], and, more in general, at the more complex level, where [[Derived Agents / Forces]] acting on [[Derived Acted / Fields]] produce complex events, [[Derived Action]].
+Causality pertains to the fact and the manner in which [[Agents / Forces]] / [[Cause|Causes]], acting upon [[Acted / Fields]] / [[Space]]-[[Time]], produce [[Events]] (variations) / effects both at the elementary [[Levels of Reality|level of Reality]], where the [[Fundamental Force]] and the [[Elementary Field]] interact to generate [[Elementary Events]], [[Action]], and more generally, at higher levels of Complexity, where [[Derived Agents / Forces]] act upon [[Derived Acted / Fields]] producing more complex events—[[Derived Action]].
-Causality pertains to the fact and the manner in which [[Agents / Forces]] / [[Cause|Causes]], acting upon [[Acted / Fields]] / [[Space]]-[[Time]], produce [[Events]] (variations) / effects—[[Action]]—both at the elementary [[Levels of Reality|level of Reality]], where the [[Fundamental Force]] and the [[Elementary Field]] interact to generate [[Elementary Events]], and more generally, at higher levels of complexity, where [[Derived Agents / Forces]] act upon [[Derived Acted / Fields]] to produce complex events—[[Derived Action]].
+In this sense, Causality can be regarded as the fundamental expression of [[Agency]] on its active side—the essential manifestation of the causal principle/property of Force(s). It is closely linked to the [[Operators of Reality|Operator of Reality]] known as [[Perturbation]], itself an expression of the broader Operator [[Variation]].
+Within a relational approach to the study of Nature, Causality emerges from the relation between the two fundamental aspects of the [[Primary Source|Source]]—between Force(s) and Field(s)—from the interaction between the Action of Forces and the effects they produce within Fields. Thus, Causality, like the other two fundamental dimensionalities, must be understood as a relational Property with respect to Events. In this sense, we may say that '''Causality does not exist—it happens, in making Reality happen'''. It is a phenomenological aspect, a product of the dynamic interaction between the two aspects of the Source of Reality.
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-In this sense, causality can be considered the fundamental expression of [[Agency]], on its active side. The fundamental expression of the causal principle / property of the Force / Forces. Closely related with the [[Operators of Reality|Operator of Reality]] that we call [[Perturbation]], an expression of the more general operator [[Variation]].
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-In a relational approach to the study of Nature, causality is a property emerging from the [[Relation]] between the two fundamental aspects of the [[Primary Source|Source]] and of the sources: between the Force / forces and the Field / fields, from the relation between the action of the forces and the effects they produce on / in fields. Hence, Causality, as the other two fundamental dimensionalities, must be intended as a relational property with reference to Events. In this sense we can say that causality don't exists, it happens, or make Reality happen. It is an aspect of phenomena, a product of the dynamics of the inner interaction of the two aspects of the Source of Reality.
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