Collapse of Identity By Equivocation Meta-Reduction; Expansion of Identity By Monad Recursion; Identity as Base Primitive of Distinction; Patterned Process

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Collapse of Identity By Equivocation Meta-Reduction; Expansion of Identity By Monad Recursion; Identity as Base Primitive of Distinction; Patterned Process

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  1. -X contains all identities which are not X.

  2. All identities which are not X are --Y as “All identities that are -X”.

  3. The absence of an identity contains all identities but itself.

  4. -X = --Y

  5. -Y contains all identities which are not Y.

  6. All identities that are not Y are --X as “all identities which are -Y”.

  7. The absence of an identity contains all identities which are not itself.

  8. -Y = --X

  9. -X = --Y and -Y = --X

  10. The presence of one identity is the absence of another thus each identity is a relative absence, from a larger identity all negatives exist simultaneously

  11. (-Y = -X) ↔ -Z

  12. (–Y = --X) ↔ --Z

  13. -Z = --Z

  14. (–Y = --X), (-Y = -X), (-Y = --X), (–Y = -X)

  15. What remains is the nesting of “-”, as the universal equivocation of variations of X and Y result in only the distinction of “-”; further nesting results in the primary dualism of - and – as:

–
— = -
---- = –
----- = -
------ = –

  1. the dualism is but a monadic self scaling of “-”, Identity is recursive absence resulting in scale as the identity itself.

  2. Inversely points 1 through 16 occur with + and ++, as postive and the positive of postive (grades of postive resulting in absence.

  3. Thus - and + observe an isomorphic dichotomy.

    • and + are reducible to pure patterned process, pattern by means of the repetition of distinction through recursion and process by means of the recursion itself.

  5. This dichotomy results in the act of distinction as ●.

  6. What remains is the act of distinction self embedding where identity is but the scale of recursion of ● where ● is indistinct until self-contained self-contrast of ●●; there is only distinction where indistinction is distinct from distinction thus is a self-embedding distinction of scale.