TFNR - Events

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Events are the answer to the question "what happens?".

Events are the objects of (the Creation) of Existence, the subject being the Entities (Agents / Forces and Acted / Fields).

Events are the product of the sub-process of Creation, as part of the Process of Formation of Reality.


-> IMAGE: The Process of Formation of Reality - Creation and Evolution - Synthetic View | Focus on "Events / Action"


The functional causal connection between Entities and Events is represented by Action: Events are the product of the internal "Action" (the "inter-Action" -> internal-Action) between the two components of the Sources—a source of Events, of Action—the Agents / Forces and the Acted / Fields.

Event is any Variation of an Entity. Any deformation (de-Formation, de-Form-Action) of a Field. Any change of Form of a Field.

At every level of Reality, Events incessantly emerge (Creation-Existence) and organize (Evolution-Essence / Form). From the most elementary level of Elementary Action, where Events represent elementary variations in the fundamental fabric of Reality at the Planck scale, to the most complex—where large sets-networks of Events and Relations that organize them into complex Processes, macro-events, and networks of events—evolve, producing all the complex Forms we observe in the world of Nature: cosmic structures, biological Processes, as well as the Cognitive Processes of the living forms.

In the domain of Physical Reality, we speak of Physical Events—the Events that compose the Physical Phenomena we observe in Nature and analyze in our experiments.

In the domain of Cognitive Reality, we speak of Cognitive Events—the Events that characterize the cognitive activity of living beings: perceptions, sensations, emotions, thoughts, etc.

And further, in the Metacognitive domain, where we investigate and model Cognitive Processes.

We can classify Events into two major categories, according to the level of Reality and Complexity in which they occur:


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