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Non-Ending-in-One Theory: Necessity, Contingency, and the Order of the Not-Yet

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Abstract: This chapter distinguishes between structures that converge into one (necessity) and structures that do not end in one (contingency). While physical processes such as neuronal convergence and internal formation within a Sedimentation-Field terminate in determinate outcomes, intention introduces a biased current that re-enters the physical domain and prevents strict convergence. Contingency is not mere randomness; it gives order to what is not yet so. The chapter thus reconfigures the relation between necessity, intention, and physical reality within the framework of Self-Manifestation.
Language: English
Subfield: Philosophy
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7158436621
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