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The Cycle of Information is the [[Causality|causal]] and [[Variationality|variational]] '''process of construction''' of increasing [[Complexity]]. [[Action]] in input and increasingly complex [[Information]] in output. It is the heart of the [[Formative sub-processes|sub-process]] of [[Evolution]].
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The Cycle of Information is the [[Causality|causal]] and [[Variationality|variational]] '''process of construction''' of increasing [[Complexity]]. [[Action]] in input and increasingly complex [[Information]] in output, or, in other words, [[Events]] in input and "[[Relations]] between Events" in output, the evolutionary engine that produces the more and more complex Processes (Sources that produce Events, organized by Relations) that make up Reality.
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It is the heart of the [[Formative sub-processes|sub-process]] of [[Evolution]].
  
 
The Cycle of Information, as '''the evolutionary engine of Reality''', is acted by the following [[Operators of Reality|Operators]]:
 
The Cycle of Information, as '''the evolutionary engine of Reality''', is acted by the following [[Operators of Reality|Operators]]:

Revision as of 19:44, 7 August 2021

Scheme of the Cycle of Information

Definition

The Cycle of Information is the causal and variational process of construction of increasing Complexity. Action in input and increasingly complex Information in output, or, in other words, Events in input and "Relations between Events" in output, the evolutionary engine that produces the more and more complex Processes (Sources that produce Events, organized by Relations) that make up Reality.

It is the heart of the sub-process of Evolution.

The Cycle of Information, as the evolutionary engine of Reality, is acted by the following Operators:

Common definition

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See also

Links to the related sections of the TFNR Paper

Classification