The Pre-Continuum and Configuration — Kasei-Theory, Series II, Vol.1

This study fixes the structural level in which configuration and continuity are not fixed. Physics designates only the domain in which readability is stabilized as observable history. This leaves undetermined the structural condition in which configuration is fixed. The pre-continuum is defined as the domain in which configuration is not stabilized and continuity is not fixed. The relation Ka → pre-continuum → configuration → readability → universe does not describe a sequence but delimits structural domains. Configuration is not primitive. It is fixed as the first stabilized arrangement in which relations are maintained. The pre-continuum designates the structural boundary at which readable configuration is not fixed and fixes the domain of the second system.