Chapter 1: Points If Thing and Dynamics of Carvass

Chapter 1: Points If Thing and the Principle of Carvass

• Understanding Carvass:

  • The exact definition of what carvass is remains unspecified, yet it operates under the assumption of prior familiarity.

  • The fundamental characteristic of the term carvass is dynamic transformation: when the word is encountered, it explicitly denotes that an entity or system is undergoing some change.

Operational Criteria for Cut Off and End Points

• Requirements for Performing Cut Off:

  • Performing a cut off is strictly impossible if the subject or entity is static.

  • The entity must be in a state of continuous change: it needs to go, and it needs to move around.

• Requirements for Establishing End Points:

  • Determining or executing end points cannot occur if the entity is not changing.

  • A dynamic state is a mandatory prerequisite: the entity must move around for end points to apply.

  • Conclusion of the mechanism: dynamic transition and movement form the required basis for this thing.

Questions & Discussion

• Familiarity with Carvass Exchange:

  • Prompt / Statement: Assertion that while the specific definition of carvass is not being stated, it is something already heard of.

  • Listener Response: "Nope."

  • Reply / Counter-assertion: "Yes. You have."