Principle of Variation

Definition

This Principle states that everything that exists is in incessant mutation, variation, or better, all that exist "is" incessant variation, the Events, the "substance" Reality in made of.

The whole Reality is in incessant mutation, from the most elementary level to the most complex ones. So, Entities incessantly vary, an through their variation they incessantly produce the "substance" Reality in made of, the Events. Mutations, perturbations represent the Events, the variations of the states of the Entities and the Relations that link the events in Structures of Information and always more Forms complex. All that exist "is" incessant mutation", it is made of Events, variations, mutations of the state of the Entities (Sources, the Force/Field unitarian couples). Only variations, mutations of Entities, thus only Events, Action, exist. We can say that Entities exist because the produce Events, Action, thus Existence.

Reality in the product of an incessant Process of Formation, where variation is the fundament, the true core of the incessant Creation and Evolution of the Universe.

See also

• Principles
• Fundamental Principles of Evolutionary Dynamics
• Principle of Propagation
• Principle of Conservation
• Other Principles of Evolutionary Dynamics
• Principle of Unity
• Principle of Locality
• Principle of Individuation
• Principle of Relation
• Principle of Evolution
• Principle of Equivalence

Links to the related sections of the TFNR Paper

• TFNR - 2.1 The Principle of Reality
• TFNR - 2.1 The Principles of Reality
• TFNR - 2.4 The principle of individuation
• TFNR - 2.4 The fundamental principles of the Elementary Dynamics (Principles of Action)
• TFNR - 2.4 Recipe for constructing a Reality
• TFNR - 2.4 From the fundamental principles to the laws of nature
• TFNR - 7.3 The fundamental principles of the dynamics of the Elementary Field
• TFNR - 7.3.1 The principle of Uncertainty
• TFNR - 7.3.2 The principle of Action and Reaction)
• TFNR - 7.3.3 The principle of Minimum Action
• TFNR - 7.3.4 The principle of Relation
• TFNR - 7.3.5 The principle of General Equivalence

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