What is Reality under RDD

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Reality (RDD)

Summary

In Recursive Distinction Dynamics, Reality is not a container of things. It is the set of persistent distinctions that survive repeated interaction with noise under constraint.


Definition

Reality ((\mathcal{R})) is the aggregate domain of all distinctions (\mathcal{D}) that satisfy the criterion of persistence under interaction.

[
\mathcal{R} = { \mathcal{D} \mid \Pi(\mathcal{D}) > \text{Noise}(\mathcal{D}) ;\text{given constraints} } > ]

Reality is therefore the sediment of successful dynamics: the structures that remain when transient fluctuations have decayed.


Scope

This note covers persistence, ontology, and pattern survival. It does not introduce new primitives.


Structural Introspection

Atoms Used (Declared Dependencies)

Dependency semantics

This list represents explicit conceptual dependencies, not incidental mentions.

File Atom topics created
Recursion Recursion
  • Recursive Distinction Dynamics
  • Dynamics
  • Cybernetics
  • Systems Theory
November 22, 2025
Interpretation

These atoms reference this molecule but may not be foundational to it.

Atom Mentions Not Declared as Dependencies

File Atom topics
Hygiene check

If an atom appears here, consider whether it should be added to atoms:.

Source Status

Confidence level


Core Insight

To be real is to continue to affect the world across updates.


Connections

These are analogies, not commitments.


Worked Example


Anti-Patterns


Conflicts


FAQ


References


Re-contextualization Log

Use this to record meaningful changes in framing, scope, or claims.
Keep entries short. Prefer facts over narrative.

  • Date: 2025-12-29
    Change: Aligned molecule structure to template
    Reason: Template standardization
    Impact: No semantic changes; content preserved
    Sources touched: none
    Next check: Verify atoms list and dataview sections
    This revision grounds reality in persistence under constraint, consistent with the finalized atoms.

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