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| − | '''Let us focus on the first three levels of inhomogeneity and clarify their nature from the ontological, phenomenological, and dynamical points of view'''. We are at the most elementary level of Reality, where the most fundamental aspects of the Process of Formation are at work — the sub‑process of Creation, responsible for the transition from the state of Nothingness to the state of Emptiness, and therefore for the Formation of the most elementary form of Existence: the Elementary Events, in their pre‑spatial and pre‑temporal perspectives, including when examined in contrast with the average dynamism of the Field.
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| − | We are '''in the phase of the incessant transition between Non‑Existence and Existence in its simplest form'''. It is precisely in this phase that, I repeat, '''the fundamental dimensions of Reality incessantly emerge''': "causality", through the expression of the Fundamental Force and its Action on the Elementary Field, and "variationality", the result of that Action, which produces effects on the Field whose Form continuously "varies". And what varies, at infinitesimal dimensional scales around the Planck scale and beyond, are spatial and temporal distances. '''In this dimensional dynamism, Space and Time emerge and are defined''', and through their interaction they give rise to the entity we call Space‑time, from whose dynamics arises the Metric — with its Curvature — Mass, and the related gravitational Phenomena.
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| − | This model of the Formation of Reality hypothesizes '''the incessant parallel and synergic work of two sub‑processes''': the continuous Creation of Existence (Elementary Action) and the equally continuous Evolution of the Essence / Form of Reality (Information / Energy, InfoStructures, Forms, Systems, the Universe as a whole).
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| − | We have '''already examined''' these aspects in the chapter dedicated to Elementary Action.
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| − | '''Let us summarize''': at the most elementary level of Reality, the [[Primary Source]], through the internal interaction of its two aspects — the [[Fundamental Force]] and the [[Elementary Field]] — incessantly produces the [[Elementary Events]]. The inhomogeneities in their distribution represent the [[Elementary Action]] and its three [[Modes / Components]] — [[Perturbation]], [[Translation]], and [[Rotation]] — the true "substance" of all that exists. '''These inhomogeneities represent the most elementary form of Energy''': unstructured, unmanifested proto‑Energy, [[Elementary Energy]] that gives rise to the [[Structures of Information]] we observe and measure through their mutual [[Interactions]], [[Waves]], and the [[Vortices]] that compose the physical world.
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| − | The most elementary levels of Reality — the level of the Source (Force and Field) and the level of Elementary Action, characterized by the ceaseless dynamism of the Elementary Field generated by the continuous Action of the Force — '''can, from an energetic or rather "proto‑energetic" standpoint, be examined from three perspectives'''. Proto‑Energy is '''the energetic expression of uncorrelated individual dynamics'''. It corresponds to asymmetries intrinsic to single event‑points of the Elementary Field, before any correlational or relational structure emerges. These perspectives arise from the '''three fundamental forms of inhomogeneity or asymmetry''' produced by the elementary dynamics of the Field, and can be regarded as sub‑levels:
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| − | * '''sub‑Elementary pre‑spatial unmanifested proto‑Energy''' — SE_PS_PE — Originates from the "first level of inhomogeneity", associated with the '''pre‑spatial asymmetrical dynamics''' of elementary pre‑spatial fluctuations of the Elementary Field (Elementary Events) — amplitude, orientation, chirality, and axis‑orientation of vorticity — observed from the point of view of the dynamics of individual event‑points.
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| − | * '''sub‑Elementary pre‑temporal unmanifested proto‑Energy''' — SE_PT_PE — Originates from the "second level of inhomogeneity", associated with the '''pre‑temporal asymmetrical distributions''' of the dynamics of pre‑spatial elementary fluctuations of individual event‑points in the four aspects corresponding to the Modes / Components of Elementary Action, observed from the point of view of the dynamics of individual event‑points.
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| − | * '''Elementary Energy — Elementary pre‑spatial and pre‑temporal unmanifested proto‑Energy''' — E_PST_PE — Originates from the "third level of inhomogeneity”, associated with the '''pre‑temporal asymmetrical distributions''' of the dynamics of pre‑spatial elementary fluctuations of individual event‑points relative to the Field's standard behavior — that is, when observed from the point of view of the dynamism of individual event‑points relative to the average dynamism of the Field, whether understood as the universal background or as the significant neighborhood surrounding the event‑point under consideration.
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