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| − | Deterministic Agents are the '''Agents / Forces that operate in that part of the Physical domain of Reality in which | + | Deterministic Agents are the '''Agents / Forces that operate in that part of the Physical domain of Reality in which deterministic Phenomena (Phenomena that can be described in a deterministic form) prevail over quantum ones'''. They are "centers of causal Action in the deterministic/classical realm", which generate and sustain the dynamics of deterministic objects (rocks, planets, stars, galaxies, etc). |
| − | Their expressions ( | + | Their expressions (Behaviors) can be predicted with theoretical infinite accuracy thanks to the mediation of the very high number of quantum-uncertain (not determined) contributions of the quantum components that constitute the observed classical object. Because of this characteristic, their Behavior can usually be expressed through punctual or average values. Only in the case of complex systems, or systems which, while being deterministic, exhibit intricate Behaviors, or systems composed of a very large number of simple interacting components (collective Behavior), is it necessary to use statistical methodologies that can include probabilities. |
| − | Deterministic | + | Deterministic Agents are responsible for and '''govern the dynamics and the interactions of the Physical Forms''' (Forms, Systems, the Universe in its cosmological aspects). |
They deal with '''classical Action''' (classical Events) '''and classical Information''' (classical Relations, in the form of correlations between deterministic states of classical objects). | They deal with '''classical Action''' (classical Events) '''and classical Information''' (classical Relations, in the form of correlations between deterministic states of classical objects). | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:39, 23 November 2025
Deterministic Agents are the Agents / Forces that operate in that part of the Physical domain of Reality in which deterministic Phenomena (Phenomena that can be described in a deterministic form) prevail over quantum ones. They are "centers of causal Action in the deterministic/classical realm", which generate and sustain the dynamics of deterministic objects (rocks, planets, stars, galaxies, etc).
Their expressions (Behaviors) can be predicted with theoretical infinite accuracy thanks to the mediation of the very high number of quantum-uncertain (not determined) contributions of the quantum components that constitute the observed classical object. Because of this characteristic, their Behavior can usually be expressed through punctual or average values. Only in the case of complex systems, or systems which, while being deterministic, exhibit intricate Behaviors, or systems composed of a very large number of simple interacting components (collective Behavior), is it necessary to use statistical methodologies that can include probabilities.
Deterministic Agents are responsible for and govern the dynamics and the interactions of the Physical Forms (Forms, Systems, the Universe in its cosmological aspects).
They deal with classical Action (classical Events) and classical Information (classical Relations, in the form of correlations between deterministic states of classical objects).
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