Causality
Definition
Causality is the power, the ability to produce effects, changes, Events, Processes, Action. Effects in turn can become new causes. Causality is the essence, the fundamental property of Agency, and is expressed by Agents/Forces that acts of Acted/Fields.
It is the essence, the foìundamental property of Agency
The Causal dimension is a fundamental property of the Reality. Causality represents the relationship that links Agents/Forces acting on Acted/Fields to the Events, to the Action, and more generally the Derived Agents acting on Derived Fields to the (complex) Derived Action.
Common definition
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Description
The Causal Dimension manifests itself in a continuum that incessantly realizes the Formation (Creation and Evolution) of Reality and which extends itself from Uncertainty to Finality. This dimension is a metrics of the level of organization of the Structures of Information and the Forms that incessantly evolve in the Field, a measure of the complexity of Reality and the Forms that populate it. The milestones along this continuous dimension are:
- Uncertainty (chaos, casual order, minimum level of organization, minimum level of correlation between the events, etc.)
- Quantization (the quantum aspects include the strange behavior of the forces and the quantized structures, particles, etc.)
- Deterministic certainty (the organization of the classical forms of the ordinary reality, the objects of the ""normal"" reality)
- Finality (the higher level of expression of the dynamic and conservative aspects of the living forms).
See also
- TFNR - 3.2 The dimensions of Reality
- TFNR - 3.2.1 Cause
- Dimensions of Physical Reality
- Physical Causality
- Metaphysical Causality
Classification
- Topic id: t_causality
- Belongs to the class: Dimensionalities of Reality
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- Semantic Map: ekm|map=m_reality&topic=t_causality
- Semantic Map Test Version: ekmt|map=m_reality&topic=t_causality
