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Kagen and Non-Identity — On Irreducibility to Impossibility, Boundary, and Failure
This paper fixes the non-identity of Kagen(可限). Kagen is not identical to impossibility, boundary, or failure, and is not treated as a transformation, refinement, or extension of these. No substitution, correspondence, mapping, or equivalence is introduced. The paper does not define Kagen. It fixes the irreducibility of Kagen without relation, comparison, or derivation within a non-modal framework.
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