Kasei-Theory II.Information: Information Without Meaning

This paper fixes information within the second system of Kasei-Theory as a non-modal local readability condition without meaning. Information is not introduced as meaning, content, message, sign, signal, communication, transmission, data, knowledge, representation, interpretation, semantic content, or ontology. Reading does not establish information. Time does not establish information. Observation does not establish information. State does not establish information. Field does not establish information. Interaction does not establish information. Configuration does not establish information. Information is fixed only as the local readability condition under which distributed maintainability is readable as information without meaning. This readability does not establish semantic content, message, sign-relation, signal transmission, communication, data, knowledge, representation, interpretation, or ontology. This paper does not present a completed theory of information, meaning, content, message, sign, signal, communication, transmission, data, knowledge, representation, interpretation, semantic content, or ontology. It fixes only information as local readability within configurational maintainability. No meaning is presupposed. No content is introduced. No message is established. No sign is restored. No communication is introduced. No interpretation is secured. No completion is introduced.