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6/23/2025, 10:36:05 PM
>>16705938
Yeah, except for the uninstantiable empty-set causing an ontological paradox.
The uninstantiability of empty-sets (monadic objects) inside any symholic manifold produces a recursive chain of consequences (morphisms) which interact with one another (time) as a means of negating a collapse into a monadic mode of relation.
Think about it...
To define any object in reality you need:
1. Where the object is
2. Where it isnt (the manifold)
3. Where it is in relation to other objects inside the manifold
Consider the manifold itself an object is moronic.
Yeah, except for the uninstantiable empty-set causing an ontological paradox.
The uninstantiability of empty-sets (monadic objects) inside any symholic manifold produces a recursive chain of consequences (morphisms) which interact with one another (time) as a means of negating a collapse into a monadic mode of relation.
Think about it...
To define any object in reality you need:
1. Where the object is
2. Where it isnt (the manifold)
3. Where it is in relation to other objects inside the manifold
Consider the manifold itself an object is moronic.
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