TFNR - The Principle of Propagation
This Principle states that the mutations described by the Principle of Variation — the incessant variations in the dynamic condition of Entities (Events) — always tend to propagate.
Any variation of a Field produced by a Force (Event) tends to propagate within the same Field, spatially and temporally, transmitting the Action of that Force through the Field, propagating Causes and Causality via Action.
The propagation of Causes and Forces is expressed as the extension in Space-time of the effects of the Action produced by those Causes / Forces. Any variation of a Field produced by a Force tends to propagate spatially (and thus conserve itself in Time), transmitting the Action of those Forces—the Events—through the Fields, propagating Causality through the propagation of Variationality.
The general Principle of Propagation is the foundation of all derived principles of propagation operating at the various Levels of Reality. It is the primary and fundamental expression of Variationality in the mode we call Spatiality.
At the level of the Elementary Field the Principle of Action and Reaction operates.
At the level of Physical Structures of Information, propagation of Information occurs, for example through the "emission and absorption" of photons / e.m. waves.
At the biological level, this principle governs the propagation of genetic information mediated by gametes.
At the cognitive level it manifests in communication between individuals and in the various Phenomena related to expression through languages.
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