based on two alternative, mutually exclusive possibilities, most fundamentally ‘presence’ or ‘absence’, often represented digitally as ‘1’ or ‘0’
abstract perception of autonomous entities working together in a common cause
an energetic interfacing between one occurrence and any other occurrence serving to distinguish one locality from another locality as containers and conduits
unnatural belief of evolution by means of the selectively eliminative mechanism of natural selection
presumptuous abstraction whereby a system or process as a whole is contained within a fixed boundary and its behavior can be predicted with complete certainty so long as the initial conditions are known precisely
the imposition of definite limits on any object or collection of objects
