The Interactive Multiverse

thomasheindl (52)in #philosophy • 7 years ago

The sum of all interactive relations is equivalent to the quantity of realities in the interactive multiverse.

The interactive Multiverse

(General Interaction Theory, chapter 6)

The theory of interaction leads to an interactive multiverse:
Any possible relation between immanence and transcendence is equivalent an identity. So identity is equivalent to the universe, within which it exists – which it is experiencing: The the nexus of the inner, immanent, and everything else, the transcendent. So, if we act on the assumption that there exists not only our own existence, but that any entity we differentiate has an identity, then out of this follows an interactive multiverse. Identity equals the universe it experiences and contains.

Interaction conditioning existence

Immanent Identity (you) differentiate transcendent entities by interacting with them. If these entities have an identity, then vice versa we are, in their reality, entities differentiated out of their transcendence.
So, what we have here is two realities, two universes (in this thought experiment – actually there is an infinite number), which share basically the same existence, but experience, resemble and represent a different relation of immanence and transcendence. Those realities interact with each other vice versa as immanent identity and transcendent entity.
If these identities would not differentiate each other, they would not exist in their realities. This is how interaction is conditioning existence.

Now it is obvious that identity differentiates a huge and permanently varying number (apparently, as numbers and variance are subjective constructions) of entities. It does so with any quantity necessary for its existence. From this follows that the amount of universes (or name it realities) is seemingly fluctuating. But that is a false conclusion, as this is only concerning conscious interaction.

The sum of existence

Transcendence and immanence is always the sum of existence. Everything that interacts, exists. That is why we are in permanent interaction with anything existing – we are everything that exists. That is also why the sum of all interactive relations is equivalent to the quantity of realities in the interactive multiverse. And the number has to be infinite. It is clear, that (any) identity is permanently changing through permanent interaction.

Another way of arguing this is, that with every interactive process a new identity is generated. Every interactive process is creating existence differing from every other, and therefore generating a new reality, hence the complete interactive multiverse, as it is always an interpretation of a unique reality. The change of identity trough changing locality is only one example for this, just as any other change of the dynamic nexus. Every possible aspect of identity is variable – which aspect is being observed, is deciding which reality identity is interacting.

Yourself and the you of the past and future

A new meaning of identity is showing here. The identity of the reader currently located in the spacetime continuum is not the same as the reader in any other moment or location. Every identity on its own is interacting with its identity of the future and past, following its own time variable. The so called ‚bridging‘ of the moment is the nexus of immanent (now, here) and transcendent (not now, somewhere else) reality.
But also every other perspective than spacetime is thinkable: The subjective shape of continuity is depending on the one of the entity, which is being interacted with, influenced by the meta continuum, within which the immanence is differentiating the entity.