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Post by xxxxxxxxx on Jun 23, 2021 22:52:23 GMT
Nothingness is uncaused.
The emergence of phenomena from nothing necessitates order spontaneously occuring from nothing.
The manifestation of order from a previous order necessitates nothing, or the gap between events, being the point of differentiation between orders where one order differs from another order.
Variation is uncaused as what is caused is the repetition of order. Even order in new forms necessitates the new form as having some semblance of order from the prior order. Order repeated in new states is the maintenance of the old order with this variation and maintenance being the renewal of said order.
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Post by xxxxxxxxx on Jun 24, 2021 0:58:56 GMT
The absence of being within another, which allows for differentiation, is uncaused. Acausality is purely negative and as negative can neither be proven or disproven. This absence of being can only be observed when one is observing nothing, thus not observing at all. Acausality is absence of observation hence an absence of forms which come with observation. The absence of one form in a another, thus differentiation, can be observed as acausal.
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