Before the core subject is addressed, several foundational concepts are clarified.

Throughout the development of philosophy, mathematics, physics, and other natural sciences, the construction of all human cognitive systems follows a shared underlying mechanism. Foundational concepts emerge within the constraints of human experience and cognitive capacities; conceptual systems built upon them are then tested and evaluated through empirical evidence and logical deduction. In essence, human knowledge progresses through iterative cycles of hypothesis formulation, empirical testing, and confirmation or falsification.

In its early stages, philoso…

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