Discrete Generation of the World under Finite Resource

The world does not run by itself. Motion is a chain of applying and receiving, ruling out undriven persistence and grounding the world in generation. Under finite resource, continuous generation does not hold. The world is generated in discrete pulses, with state accumulated in an underlying structure, producing apparent continuity over intrinsic discreteness. Partial update leads to inconsistency, but information propagation is limited to reachable regions, preventing anomalies such as “half-objects” and preserving coherence. Between states there is indivisible transition, where causal tracing may continue while generation terminates at a deeper process, defining a boundary for cognition. Within this framework, inertia, energy, the speed of light, and time can be understood as constraints of the generative mechanism.