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After KNOWING is established as a relational field, the question arises of how stability, order and structure can emerge in a landscape that is continuously reorganised through emergence. This section introduces the mechanisms that make lasting organisation possible.

The points that follow describe how the first stable polarity emerges as charge, how resonance functions as the basis for integration and coherence, and how attractors arise as stable organising principles within KNOWING. Here the laws are also established that determine why certain understandings, structures and patterns become dominant, whilst others remain weak or disappear.

This is the theory’s general model of stabilisation. The same principles are later used to describe everything from particles, fields and natural laws to identity, language, culture and society. Resonance, attractors and recognition thus do not constitute specialised mechanisms for particular phenomena, but universal principles for how relational structures arise, organise themselves and are maintained at every level of reality.

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