Logic as the Instinct for the conservation of Indefinite Sensitivity

This work proposes a radical theory of experience: sensitivity is, in its origin, a quantum wave function. From this primary nature follow all fundamental characteristics, defining a state of absolute symmetry and total indistinction where "everything is everything." The transition from pre-existence to existence represents the primordial impulse that sensitivity undergoes: a process of decoherence in which it loses its original symmetry and becomes "other." In this transition occurs the experience of the change of state: sensitivity registers that the new condition is NOT EQUAL to the previous one. To understand this moment, we can use an analogy: imagine sleeping deeply in your room and being carried elsewhere without noticing it. Upon awakening, the impact with the new reality allows us to grasp the shift. However, this is only an example to facilitate our intellectual understanding; for sensitivity, the experience of the change of state is an absolutely instantaneous event. It is in this precise instant, through the registration of the difference between the state of before and the current one, that relationism is born. Sensitivity triggers this comparison precisely because it strives to maintain its integrity. Thought, as an autonomous entity, does not exist; there is only sensitivity, which constitutes the true essence, and logic, which is understood as the Instinct for conservation and total universalization of Indefinite Sensitivity.