General Theory of Interaction: introduction and summary
Interaction is conditioning existence.
Identity is the unique relation between immanent and transcendent existence.
The interactive nexus is the subjective universe.
Immanent identity differentiates entities in transcendence.
Every entity has a unique interactive relation (nexus).
The sum of all id/entities is the interactive multiverse.
Though I am not a native english speaker, I still hope I can provide a translation of my elaborations on interaction, that is useful to accordingly pass on its essential ideas. As language has its limits, my english is limited as well…
This is a theoretical investigation of interaction. Ideas on this have been coming up in the last 15 years or so, resulting in this text, which I finished in german around 2013/14, and published first on my blog interaktionstheorie.org.
Introduction:
As this text was written by a human being as it is generally defining itself, it is not intended to be written for human beings only. The attempt of it was to find a general base of defining and describing the functionalities of existence. As everything exists, this text was written for anything or anyone able to interact with it.
As the language in which information is transmitted is always limiting, the information it contains is not. And, as this theory proposes, every interaction is resembling an identity. That also means, that every identity consists of every realized interpretation in the multiverse. If every aspect of existence could be experienced, it would be experienced as it is: Multidimensionally variable, and, as William Blake stated, infinite.
As language is limited, the same applies to entities interacting with it. So it is never a good idea to state an objective definition – as there can not be such a generally accepted truth. As we, because of this fact, could not understand every aspect of it, it is necessarily impossible to fully grasp what lies behind that limiting barrier.
This applies not also to the reader of this text, but also to its author. Because both exist in their own reality, which may be similar to many others, but can never be identical, as they are different entities.
and not at the same time.
contains entities that are contradicting it.
Chapter 2: on objective truth