A Seven-Level World View

Binary Code: One and Nothing

The binary system established by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz consists of zeros and ones. So far, however, only nothing and light have been described. If nothing is defined as zero and light is defined as one, all elements of the binary system (namely zero and one) are set.

If a random sequence of nothing and light or better described ones and zeros is assigned a meaning, structure resp. the binary code is created. Or in other words: If a section of disorder is assigned meaning and replicated, a context of meaning emerges. Disorder becomes order.

Enclosed please find an overview of the elements as starting point of the first level of the worldview: