Potential

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Underlying Potential

Definition

Underlying potential is the set of physically admissible possibilities available to a system prior to the imposition of specific constraints or distinctions.

It denotes what could occur, not what is realized.


Ontic / Core Claim

Underlying potential is not a substance, field, or superposed object.
It is a pre-partition description of state space before constraints carve accessible regions and dynamics select trajectories.

As constraints, noise, and dynamics act:

Underlying potential therefore describes possibility space, not structure, memory, or information.


Distillation

Potential is what exists before anything is ruled out.


Why it matters



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