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The Theory of Nature and Dynamic Existence
This paper introduces a conceptual framework describing Nature as the total dynamic interaction of all elements of existence. It argues that Nature is not a tangible entity but the continuous process of interaction among all components of the universe. What we perceive as “existence” or “reality” is merely the current snapshot — a temporary image — of this universal interaction. The theory aims to bridge philosophical reflection and scientific reasoning, suggesting that the universe and all within it are transitional states within a greater process of perpetual transformation.
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