Primary Concepts within the verse

## Primary concepts

Primary concepts are concepts that are essential to the well functioning of the world, concepts that if were taken away would drastically change the way how things work. One thing to note is that concepts that may seem important like friction aren’t considered primary concepts as they aren’t essential for the proper functioning of the world, as it only allows there to be a force that makes two objects unable to smoothly slide against one another, and is therefore considered not essential.

### Knowledge

Knowledge is the most basic and least important of all primary concepts. Knowledge allows information to exist, and is therefore essential for any type of communication, wether it be oral or written. One thing to note is that while the concept of knowledge at it’s core holds every single information, embodying said concepts wouldn’t grant omniscience, the ability to know all and any conceivable information, but rather night omniscience, the ability to almost know everything.

### Life and Death

Life and death are what allow the cycle of the same name to exist. Life brings forth any living light, any burning flame within existence, being the sole originator of it. But as any light must be extinguished, death also comes along with life, being the darkness that engulf to said light, the cold that vanishes said flame. Life cannot exist without death and death cannot exist without life, both are essential for the world and both are essential to each other.

### Creation and destruction

The concepts of creation and destruction are what allows new things to be born and said things be able to rest forever. Creation at it’s core is the predecessor of life, as for life to even exist it would require vessels to be created so that it could spread itself. Destruction, like creation predates life, is the predecessor of darkness, as for death to be able to take life away, it would require damage, wither physical or mental, to be able to take said life away; it would require harm for there to be death, it would require diseases, weapons, and words to harm, so that death could rip away what life brought.

### Peace and Chaos

Peace and chaos for creation and destruction are what said concepts are for life and death. Without tranquillity, without harmony, there wouldn’t be the circumstances required to create, to bring, to forge. Without disorder, without mayhem, without entropy, there wouldn’t be the circumstances required to tear down, to shatter, to ravage.

### Union

The concept of Union is what allows cohabitation between even the smallest things such as atoms to even exist. Without the concept of union, life and death wouldn’t even be able to coexist; objects, structures and living being wouldn’t even be able to interact; and the world wouldn’t even exist.

### Nothingness

Any of the concepts brought before are irrelevant to this one. The concept of nothing embodies non-existence, nullity, nihility, oblivion… It represents everything that’s an outsider to existence and everything within it: it isn’t bound by life and death, meaning it was never born to begin with and won’t die; it isn’t bound by creation and destruction, it was “there” before creation, and being an abyss of nihility it cannot be harmed; it isn’t bound by peace and chaos, as it is neither peaceful or chaotic, it is nothing; and it isn’t bound by union, as there’s nothing that it can be united with.

### Order

Order is the concept above all, the top of the food chain, the ruler of all, the one putting it all together. The concept of order embodies duality, like the one between life and death, creation and destruction, peace and chaos, existence and nothingness; but it also rules over causality, being the sole reason of any cause and their effects; and if it wasn’t enough, it is also what brings balance, what decides equity, what creates the hierarchy between all things. Order doesn’t just stop there, it’s also responsible to the existence of all and every possibility, each action, each word, each thought, has an infinite amount of different outcomes, all decided by order.

### Omnipotence

The almighty between the mighty, the mountain that towers the others, the brightest star that shines the most within space, omnipotence is the strongest out of all the concepts. In fact, the only reason it’s on this list is because it’s entire existence is abstract. Omnipotence is what if something were to be an immovable object and an unstoppable force at the same time, which is theoretically impossible, but omnipotence is well above that. Whatever left of logic could be applied after order cannot be applied here, as omnipotence is above all reasoning, logic and consistency. Omnipotence is so above all things, that each instant it become stronger, to the point where the difference between it’s past and present version is that of the difference between a zero dimensional being and a being beyond dimensions, but on a scale so high that it cannot be described or defined by any numerical form or value.

All of what was described is just a mere glimpse, an approximation, an idea, as omnipotence is so humanly not describable that even the one writing those lines cannot begin to comprehend it’s true extent.