Kasei Theory IV: Split as Lexical Necessity

This paper fixes split as lexical necessity within configuration. Split is not an event, process, negation, or generation. Split does not occur, transform, or derive configuration. Split does not mark division, separation, or rupture. No unity is assumed. No prior state is assumed. Split designates the necessity that configuration cannot be fixed as one without lexical insertion. Reading is fixed as unilateral fixation. No symmetry is assumed. No equivalence is introduced. No relational structure is introduced. No comparison is introduced. No correspondence is introduced. No balance is introduced. No recovery is introduced. No return is introduced. No re-entry is introduced. No causality is introduced. No temporality is introduced. No subject is introduced. No explanation is provided. Split is fixed as lexical necessity without relation.