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Welcome to the Wikiversity Division of Metadisziplinary Reality Research, part of the School of Reality Research.

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[edit] Paradigmatic Statements

"Reality as Transsomatic World" by Leon R. Tsvasman, translated from German (Version 1.1)

Our world, the transsomatic reality – with its apparently evident forms and structures – is substantially unfathomable. Nevertheless, our "truth" have be so simple that no human knowledge – neither of brilliant intuition, nor powered by the profane diligence – could communicate it positively. Neither in a hypertext nor in any other media text or "work" will it be formulated, because neither objectivity nor logic or any symbols are its essential components. What we [essentially] deal with are (i) observable continuities, (ii) principles suitable to those continuities (no objective entities, but any moments of notion which seem only "rational" being communicated) and (iii) some active driving sources which are neither ontologically or objectively nor analytically conceivable (however they use to be functional as explanation models because they need no explication in a medialized reality). The Principle of Self-regulation corresponds essentially to the Continuity of Embodiment, the Principle of Construction – to the Continuity of Realization. Both continuities – meant as process categories – are (a) self-referential, (b) loops-like, and they seem only insofar conceptually communicable as they “act” in the constitution of our intersubjective reality as two autonomously observable complexities (“observable” not in the meaning of "available", which does not really matter for the knowledge of determining relevance of both continuities.)

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[edit] Discourses and Concepts

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