<ul><li>The Movement Doctrine redefined time as a secondary artifact of motion and established motion as the primary determinant of system survival, structure, and identity.</li><li>It introduces the concept that intellectual systems, physical phenomena, and symbolic structures persist through continuous deviation and motion (ΣΔm).</li><li>The Movement Doctrine reframes paradox, survival, entropy, and identity as compression effects of meaningful directional deviation, serving as a precursor to the ΣΔm framework and subsequent motion-based physics work.</li><li>This archive edition preserves the original Movement Doctrine to document the historical shift from traditional linear time models to independent development in symbolic motion theory.</li></ul>

Time is not real, Motion is real (Legacy of Motion-Based Physics) — Michael Aaron Cody

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