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Ontological Process

The continual unfurling of state through which entities resolve their connections.

The Bridge (Plain concept)

You are not the exact same person you were ten years ago—nearly every cell has been replaced. Yet you are still 'you' because the sequence of changes remained uninterrupted. Ontological Process is the recognition that things are not static objects, but continuous happenings.

Deep Definition

The fundamental engine of the MOSS registry. We model systemi not as static nouns, but as extremely slow verbs. An object is simply a process moving slowly enough to be measured twice. The 'process' is how a systemi negotiates its boundary friction with its environment over time.

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