15. Cosmonomy: Individual things exist, act and produce results in conditions imposed by a common reality

All things are parts of a common whole with which they have their reality. Their reality does not come from anything special and external thing. Rational thinking quickly reveals that many fields of research meet and have a connection regardless of time and space. The first explanation for their connection is that some fundamental and common phenomena are repeated in different ways. There is a common ground for the variety of phenomena and combinations, that is some fundamental phenomena and conditions under which their transformations are possible (so that phenomena belong to the real world and not only to our imagination). Such a "base" seems to be physical "matter", as many would answer. The problem with the fundamental features of the world or reality is not solved by the existence of matter. As will be seen (with some mis­conceptions and contradictions) the common ground/basis of all things is not only physical matter.*

But it is true that different fields of research are disciplined in a common knowledge (from abstract concepts and logical relations) that reflects common elements and laws of all particular things (regardless of their form and name). The conditions under which things are created and have their own specifications (and exist independently of our observation) are what are simply called "reality". There are laws and characteristics in things and for the appearance of life, which are not created now. They are not imported now and do not depend on environment. Rather, certain cha­racteristics and fixed conditions are required to start things and life.

Footnote

* The equation of the world with matter must stop. Another thing is the world as a single and complete whole and another thing is matter. Matter is the few pieces of the puzzle and as I have written, matter is a lack of reality or minimal reality and is found in the full world.