Ground Existence Revisited On Morins Approach to Systems

Ground & Existence Revisited On Morin‘s Approach to Systems By Rainer E. Zimmermann Munich/Cambridge

Ground & Existence • Dialectic: Knowledge of a world that (as one which evolves objectively within a unified being, by means of hierarchically ordered steps od evolution and by means of an immanently competitive structure) strives for the re-actualizing of the original unity of being. (Kondylis)

Ground & Existence • The system must have a principle which is in itself and by itself, and which reproduces itself within each part of the whole; it must be organic: One must be determined by All, and All by One. (Schelling)

Ground & Existence • • Non-being = what is not, but can be Nothingness = what is not, but cannot be Non-being = possible Nothingness = impossible

Ground & Existence • Ask in a transcendental fashion: What are the conditions for the possibility of a world that we can actually observe now? • E. g. the physical conditions of the universe • Time horizons: 105 yrs. /109 yrs. /1010 yrs. • Regression onto the Ground (Roger Penrose: pre-geometrical unification programme

Ground & Existence • • • Nothingness = non-being of non-being = negation of negation Transcendence = dual (immanence) Multi-perspectivity (gauge invariance!) Theory of absolute structure: speakable and unspeakable nothingness • Nothingness is nothing at all, but always something

Ground & Existence • • energy-mass (potential vs. actual) information-structure (potential vs. actual) Attributes entail unification (physical TOE) Strict line of unification in Morin (1977): TOE in the strict sense (theory of everything what there is including ist meta-theory) • Morin: tetralogical loop (physis): organization and order out of disorder by means of interactions

Ground & Existence • The universe is a meaningful selforganized system (Smolin, Wittgenstein, Lloyd) • The primordial existence of meaning implies the applicability of game theory: structures are autonomous agents (Stuart Kauffman) (Morin: polymachines)

Ground & Existence • Transformation of the Se (Sich, One-self) into the Self. (Autos as mediator) • Cyclic closing and opening of the system

Ground & Existence • Gauge invariance: laws of nature independent of the observer‘s perspective • Gauge refers to redundant degrees of freedom in a system • Lie group transformations • Topos theory: Yoneda lemma (multiperspectivity in the general sense)