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Theoretical analysis proposes a connection between dynamical law and ancient philosophy, suggesting intrinsic properties of change.
A brief Shakespearean-style treatise proposing a "law of change": The change of change is but its own reverse (x¨=−x˙), expressed alongside the classical Chinese aphorism 「易之易,反易也。」 By placing a minimalist dynamical law in dialogue with an ancient philosophical maxim, the work invites reflection on whether reversal is an intrinsic property of change itself.
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