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This work aims to redefine interaction in Kasei-Theory to exclude causal elements.

June 11, 2026Open Access

Kasei-Theory II.Interaction: Interaction Without Causality

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This work aims to redefine interaction in Kasei-Theory to exclude causal elements.
Redefines interaction independently from physical processes and causal frameworks.
Establishes interaction based on local readability and maintainability conditions.
Interaction is shown to be a readable condition and not reliant on traditional causal frameworks.
Causality, force, action, and reaction are explicitly excluded from the definition of interaction.

Abstract

This paper fixes interaction within the second system of Kasei-Theory. Interaction is not introduced as causality, force, action, reaction, exchange, relation, mediation, transmission, physical process, event, field-operation, or ontology. Reading does not establish interaction. Time does not establish interaction. Observation does not establish interaction. State does not establish interaction. Field does not establish interaction. Configuration does not establish interaction. Interaction is fixed only as the local readability condition under which distributed maintainability is readable as interaction without causality. This readability does not establish causal order, force, action, reaction, exchange, relation, mediation, transmission, physical process, event, or ontology. The paper prevents interaction from being reduced to physical interaction, causal relation, force exchange, action-reaction, interaction medium, dynamic process, or relational structure. Interaction does not cause configuration, does not transmit force, does not mediate relation, does not exchange states, and does not establish event-sequence. No force is presupposed. No action is introduced. No reaction is established. No exchange is restored. No relation is introduced. No causality is secured.

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