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The Boundary–Freedom Law: Unifying the Existential Logic of Human Systems and Technical Systems
Existence is established because its boundaries are precisely and intrinsically defined; evolution unfolds because its interior remains open. The Boundary–Freedom Law, without exception, encompasses both human systems and technical systems, revealing their essential homology and functional complementarity. When two existences share identical modes of boundary definition and freedom release, and the law is sufficient to cover all existential states of one party, these existences belong to the same ontological class. In such cases, the ontological chain “Essentialized Definition →Ontological Existence →Ontological Freedom →Unfolding” depicts their dynamic progression from stability to creativity under a shared structural logic.
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