Reference

Lexicon

One language applied across every persistent structure — from an atom to a civilization.

Reality

The continually evolving totality of interacting structures and their consequences.

The evolving distribution of possible future states generated by existing structure.

Any organized configuration capable of participating in consequence.

The relational architecture of reality. Structure before narrative.

Capacity only exists relative to a field.

The effective capacity of a structure to make particular outcomes real.

Where Mass is applied. Mass answers what can; Direction answers toward what.

Realized consequence produced when Mass acts through Direction.

The realization of one future through accumulated structural constraint.

Revealing what a structure is through consequence.

The relation between a structure's Direction and its realized consequences.

Continual increase or preservation of coherent, adaptive, sustainable reality.

The continual reduction of coherent future possibility.

When a structure generates consequences that undermine its own continuation.

The continual adjustment of reality through consequence. Not optional.