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If the LI occurs through differing variations that stand apart, for if it did not it would not be a universal law, and these variations are connected through the LI, does the LI rely on the absence of unity between things to result in a unity between things thus is grounded in paradox as things are equal to themselves by their differences?

absence of unity leads to multiplicity

you are not who you were

-Imp

According to the Heisse-Wurst hypothesis the differences are negligible.

Impenitent wrote: ↑Tue Jan 28, 2025 4:27 pm absence of unity leads to multiplicity

you are not who you were

-Imp

The concept of multiplicity is a great unifier.