Manifest Entities of Aether
Phenomena
Patterns for the origination of material phenomena
Phenomenon
Phenomenon (A) equals no other occasion (_).
Qualified Phenomenon
Qualified phenomenon (A) is non-predicative of some notion (beta).
Quantified Phenomenon
Quantified phenomenon (A) is disjoint from some notion (beta).
Distinct Phenomenon
Distinct phenomenon (A) equals some notion (beta).
Definite Phenomenon
Definite phenomenon (A) means some notion (beta) predicates another notion (gamma).
Occurrent Phenomenon
Occurrent phenomenon (A) equals itself.
Continuant Phenomenon
Continuant phenomenon (A) predicates a co-valued phenomenon (A₁).
Replacement Phenomenon
Replacement phenomenon (A) equals a co-valued phenomenon (A₁).
Subsequent Phenomenon
Subsequent phenomenon (A) equals some prior phenomenon (B).
Confluent Phenomenon
Confluent phenomenon (A) equals the equality of two co-valued phenomena (B₁ and B₂)
Note: additional Entity Rivulets and Trickles can also be found in the Third Consideration.
Shadow Entities of Aether
Symbolic Concepts
Patterns for the origination of conceptual entities with symbolic values
Anything
Anything (alpha concept) equals no occasion (_).
Nothing
No occasion (_) equals Nothing (alpha concept).
Something
Something (alpha concept) predicates no occasion (_).
Unit
Unit (alpha concept) predicates itself (alpha concept).
Succession
Succession (alpha concept) non-predicates another concept (beta).
Else
Else (alpha concept) is disjoint from a concept (beta).
Twin
Twin (alpha concept) equals a concept (beta).
Definition
Another concept (beta) equals Definition (alpha concept).
Container
Container (alpha concept) predicates another concept (beta).
Inclusion
Inclusion (alpha concept) means that a concept (beta) predicates another concept (gamma.
Idea
Idea (alpha concept) equals a phenomenon (B).
Equation
Equation (alpha concept) equals a phenomenon (B₁) equaling another phenomenon (B₂)
Note: additional Entity Rivulets and Trickles can also be found in the Third Consideration.
Obscure Entities of Aether
Non-Symbolic Concepts
Patterns for the origination of conceptual entities without symbolic values
Any
Any (alpha concept) equals no occasion (_).
None
No occasion (_) equals None (alpha concept).
Some
Some (alpha concept) predicates no occasion (_).
One
One (alpha concept) predicates itself (alpha concept).
Non-predication
Non-predication (alpha concept) non-predicates another concept (beta).
Disjoint
Disjoint (alpha concept) is disjoint from another concept (beta).
Another
Another (alpha concept) equals a concept (beta).
Same
Another concept (beta) equals Same (alpha concept).
Superior
Superior (alpha concept) predicates another concept (beta).
Predication
Predication (alpha concept) means that a concept (beta) predicates another concept (gamma.
Abstraction
Abstraction (alpha concept) equals a phenomenon (B).
Association
Association (alpha concept) equals a phenomenon (B₁) equaling another phenomenon (B₂)
Note: additional Entity Rivulets and Trickles can also be found in the Third Consideration.
