The 4 Laws of Identity are the 3 Laws of RIV
Posted: Tue Aug 19, 2025 4:52 am
1. There is occurence.
2. One occurence is relative to another.
3. These relative occurences are an occurence.
4. Occurence is empty in itself, it is a point of transition.
5. Occurence repeats, this is recursion
6. The recursion of occurences is an occurence as an isomorphism.
7. Occurence is simultaneously recursive and isomorphic thus is a variable as both one and many things.
8. Recursion/Isomorphism/Variability are occurences.
9. One law of RIV existence relative to another law of RIV.
10. This relationship of laws is an occurence.
11. The laws are empty in themselves and exist as points of transition to the other laws.
12. By occurence distinctions are.
13. By distinction consciousness occurs for consciousness exists through distinctions as a distinction.
14. Consciousness is an occurence thus subject to the Laws of occurence and the 3 Laws of recursion/isomorphism/variability.
15. To argue against these laws is to use these laws for laws are the occurence of distinctions by further distinctions.
16. Laws are consciousness for consciousness is inseperable from distinction for consciousness is the distinction of consciousness.
17. Knowing is the occurence of the distinction that there are distinctions.
18. Knowledge is form by nature of a progressive cycle, it is synonymous to an image by nature of it being form.
19. By form things occur, by occurence there is being.
20. Being in itself is nothing for there is no comparison for it to be distinct.
21. These laws, integral to consciousness as consciousness, are empty in themselves to be justified by the other, they are transitional in themselves and by said nature are paradoxical as they "are" and "are not" thus relegating conscious reality to a foundation of paradox.
2. One occurence is relative to another.
3. These relative occurences are an occurence.
4. Occurence is empty in itself, it is a point of transition.
5. Occurence repeats, this is recursion
6. The recursion of occurences is an occurence as an isomorphism.
7. Occurence is simultaneously recursive and isomorphic thus is a variable as both one and many things.
8. Recursion/Isomorphism/Variability are occurences.
9. One law of RIV existence relative to another law of RIV.
10. This relationship of laws is an occurence.
11. The laws are empty in themselves and exist as points of transition to the other laws.
12. By occurence distinctions are.
13. By distinction consciousness occurs for consciousness exists through distinctions as a distinction.
14. Consciousness is an occurence thus subject to the Laws of occurence and the 3 Laws of recursion/isomorphism/variability.
15. To argue against these laws is to use these laws for laws are the occurence of distinctions by further distinctions.
16. Laws are consciousness for consciousness is inseperable from distinction for consciousness is the distinction of consciousness.
17. Knowing is the occurence of the distinction that there are distinctions.
18. Knowledge is form by nature of a progressive cycle, it is synonymous to an image by nature of it being form.
19. By form things occur, by occurence there is being.
20. Being in itself is nothing for there is no comparison for it to be distinct.
21. These laws, integral to consciousness as consciousness, are empty in themselves to be justified by the other, they are transitional in themselves and by said nature are paradoxical as they "are" and "are not" thus relegating conscious reality to a foundation of paradox.