Context; Examined; Unexamined; Asserted Context

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Eodnhoj7
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Context; Examined; Unexamined; Asserted Context

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Context; Examined; Unexamined; Asserted Context



Examination of a context requires an unexamined context, by which the other is analyzed, thus resulting in the examined context being a configuration of the unexamined as the examined is filtered by the unexamined.



This results in examination as less of a truth value and more of an assertion of the unexamined.



There is the Unexamined Context of measurement



U



There is the Examined being measured:



E



The Unexamined contains the examined:



(E)U



The relation results in an output according to the unexamined:



(E)U: O

(E)U1: O1

(E)U2: O2

.....



This happens inversely when the examined context changes the the unexamined does not:



(E)U: O

(E1)U: Oa.1

(E2)U: Ob.2



Regardless the answer of the examination is a direct result of the fixed point applied, be it E as fixed or U as fixed.



What remains however is the assertion of the unexamined as determining the unfolding of the examined, thus the answer is a biproduct of scaling assumption of the unexamined.



Inversely the examine determines what is revealed about the unexamined.



The examined was previously unexamined until another unexamined was applied a point to measure it by the act of relation. In these respects what the answer reveals is the relation of assumptions.



Regardless of the nature of being assumptions a distinction of the relation occurs as O effectively resulting in nesting assumptions as the level of appearance but at a meta-level the nesting of distinctions.



The nature of O is thus revealed as assumption by measures that acknowledge the assumption, and is revealed as a distinction by measures that acknowledge the distinction.



In these respects context is fourfold:



1. Assumption

2. Distinction

3. Distinction of Assumption.

4. Nested Distinctions and/or assumptions.



What remains invariant is asserted distinctions thus any notion of true or false is secondary to the context itself; context is a fixed point, this fixed point scales.



Pattern as context remains.
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