What is Creation in the Genesis Logic system?
Creation: Definition. The creation of a fundamental law that defines something that exists on the material level.
Existence in the material world is only possible if that which exists has a law that defines its existence. Nothing can exist that is not precisely defined.
Since many things already exist in the world, all of them exist according to definitions, and these definitions already determine what else can come into existence in the world. If we create a new definition, then it must necessarily be compatible with every definition that already exists.
This remains true even if we do not know every existing definition; in such cases, we experience them as limiting factors.
If the newly created definition is not possible among the already existing definitions, then it is not capable of appearing.
If our new definition ignores already existing definitions (because we do not know them or because we reject them), but its appearance is nevertheless possible, then it will appear. However, the ignored definitions also influence its appearance; therefore, it will not appear exactly as we planned. It will be alive, something we do not know precisely, even if we ourselves created it.
If our new definition appears differently from what we expected, and we reject some aspect of its appearance, then that aspect appears in reality, in the material world, as a separate definition, as a pair of opposites.
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