Three Orders of Reality

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• Third-Order Perceptionconcept0.772
  The paper's characterization of the observer recognizing itself as part of realness; perspective of perspectivity
• Rectilinear Orderconcept0.748
  The straight, orthogonal geometries that arise naturally from structural and functional forces in built forms.
• We are confronted not with one but at least three notions of reality: psychological reality (representations in the mind), causal reality (functional mechanisms), and physical reality (physics as special case of causal model).claim0.743
  Paper's ontological tripartition used to dissolve the Hard Problem
• Order (general mathematical structure of space)concept0.724
  A most general system of mathematical structures arising from the nature of space, which has degrees of life.
• Partial Order of Stepsconcept0.722
  Mathematical representation of precedence relations among steps: which centers must be in position before another can be formed, defining good sequences as linearizations that minimize backtracking.
• Fourth-Order Perceptionconcept0.721
  The representation of generating the observer — self and its concerns perceived as constructs within mind, appearing no longer real but imaginary
• Order (versus Disorder)concept0.718
  Low entropy, organized state; life maintains order by consuming negative entropy.
• The kind of order that occurs in living structure has a complexity not usually describable by drawings or by architectural images.claim0.716
  Emphasizes the non-pictorial, process-dependent nature of living order.