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[[Agency]] is the fundamental expression on the [[Sources]]. It is the power/capacity/ability to act, to make [[Events]] happen, to create/evolve [[Reality]], to exert a causal power, to operate Reality, in detail, to perturbate, propagate, conserve, to relate, to organize, transform and select, to structure and interact, to exist as a whole (the forms and the Universe). Agency means capacity to produce events, to make actions, to produce changes in/on a field. Doing agency means produce events, [[Physical Events]] and [[Cognitive Events]] (or meta-events). Agency is the property that allows Sources to produce real [[Action]], the whole Reality, the [[Universe]] in [[Evolution]].
 
[[Agency]] is the fundamental expression on the [[Sources]]. It is the power/capacity/ability to act, to make [[Events]] happen, to create/evolve [[Reality]], to exert a causal power, to operate Reality, in detail, to perturbate, propagate, conserve, to relate, to organize, transform and select, to structure and interact, to exist as a whole (the forms and the Universe). Agency means capacity to produce events, to make actions, to produce changes in/on a field. Doing agency means produce events, [[Physical Events]] and [[Cognitive Events]] (or meta-events). Agency is the property that allows Sources to produce real [[Action]], the whole Reality, the [[Universe]] in [[Evolution]].
  
[[Causality]] is one of the fundamental [[Dimensions of Reality|dimensionalities of Reality]], the foundation of the causal dimension, a fundamental emerging property of [[Reality]]. Causality can be considered the fundamental expression of Agency, on its active side. The fundamental expression of the causal principle / property of the Force / Forces. Closely related with the Operator of Reality that we call Perturbation, an expression of the more general operator Variation.
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[[Causality]] is one of the fundamental [[Dimensions of Reality|dimensionalities of Reality]], the foundation of the causal dimension, a fundamental emerging property of [[Reality]]. Causality can be considered the fundamental expression of Agency, on its active side. The fundamental expression of the causal principle / property of the Force / Forces. Closely related with the Operator of Reality that we call [[Perturbation]], an expression of the more general operator [[Variation]].
  
Thus, '''[[Causality]] is the active characterization, expression of [[Agency]] and its subjects, the [[Agents / Forces]].'''
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Thus, '''[[Causality]] is the active characterization, expression of [[Agency]] and its subjects, the [[Agents / Forces]].'''
  
 
== Common definition  ==
 
== Common definition  ==

Revision as of 18:21, 19 April 2020

Definition

Agency is the fundamental expression on the Sources. It is the power/capacity/ability to act, to make Events happen, to create/evolve Reality, to exert a causal power, to operate Reality, in detail, to perturbate, propagate, conserve, to relate, to organize, transform and select, to structure and interact, to exist as a whole (the forms and the Universe). Agency means capacity to produce events, to make actions, to produce changes in/on a field. Doing agency means produce events, Physical Events and Cognitive Events (or meta-events). Agency is the property that allows Sources to produce real Action, the whole Reality, the Universe in Evolution.

Causality is one of the fundamental dimensionalities of Reality, the foundation of the causal dimension, a fundamental emerging property of Reality. Causality can be considered the fundamental expression of Agency, on its active side. The fundamental expression of the causal principle / property of the Force / Forces. Closely related with the Operator of Reality that we call Perturbation, an expression of the more general operator Variation.

Thus, Causality is the active characterization, expression of Agency and its subjects, the Agents / Forces.

Common definition

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