[MD] Heads or tails?

[David M]

Hi Case

Of course we can make all kinds of distinctions,
different splits, entities, objects and therefore
different relationships. Got this feeling that behaviours
change at different levels. Thats why water is very different
to hydrogen and oxygen in terms of behaviour.

David M


----- Original Message ----- 
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Subject: Re: [MD] Heads or tails?


> [David M]
> Could we suggest that it is relationship that brings about
> causation/patterns?
> Behaviour is only offered when it is called for from one being to another?
> Relationship gives actuality to what is otherwise latent/potential
> behaviour?
>
> [Case]
> Relationship requires a distinction. I do not pretend to understand 
> Brown's
> "Law of Form" but that is where he starts. Once a distinction is made all
> sorts of things become possible through relationship. A single distinction
> can produce multiple relationships and the more distinctions that can be
> made the greater the number of possible relationships.
>
> One thing piles upon another and pretty some you have probability. 
> Causation
> is merely a statement of probability.
>
>
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