TFNR - Other Principles of Evolutionary Dynamics
While the Fundamental Principles of Evolutionary Dynamics (Principle of Variation, Principle of Propagation, Principle of Conservation) concern the aspects, Properties, and Behaviors of the Entities, the Sources (Agents / Forces and Acted / Fields), expressing their operational function in the incessant Formation of Reality at all levels of Complexity, the Other Principles of Evolutionary Dynamics—also very important Principles—help us to understand how the Events, Relations and Processes determine the main characteristics of Reality, and describe the ways in which Reality takes the form we observe.
Contents
Principle of Unity
The Principle of Unity describes the fundamental unity underlying the infinite mutability, variety, and complexity of Reality. One Force, one Field, one Source, one Universe, one and only one Reality.
Principle of Connection
The Principle of Connection states that all Elementary Events forming Reality occur as variations in the Elementary Field, a unitarian field that represents the true "substance" of everything. Everything, every Event, through Propagation, is connected with with everything else, with every other Event, within the limits of Causality (as in Special and General Relativity).
Principle of Individuation
Every object, every product of the Process of Formation of Reality, every Event, Action, Information, Structure of Information, Form, in turn becomes a whole, a unity, a new source of Events, of Action, Information, and thus a new active subject in the incessant Creation and Evolution of Reality.
Principle of Relation
The Principle of Relation describes the interaction of Events and Relations, from whose organization phenomenical Reality emerges.
Principle of Evolution
The Principle of Evolution is the foundation of the organization, transformation, and selection of Information.
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