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The Law of Existential Possibility: A Foundational Principle of Infinite Potential
This paper proposes a new foundational principle in metaphysics, termed 'The Law of Existential Possibility'. Beginning with the indisputable axiom that existence exists, it demonstrates that the very existence of reality implies an unbounded realm of possible phenomena. Any phenomenon that does not contradict existence is, in principle, possible. This includes phenomena currently deemed impossible under known natural laws, such as 'magic', miracles, or alternative realities. By formalizing this law, we establish a logically irrefutable framework for infinite potentiality grounded in existence itself.
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