The book explores the interplay between process, logic, and relations through the lens of triads of input-output-context. It integrates quantum distinctions of actuality and potentiality, proposing a framework that combines insights from philosophy and physics. This approach aims to address and resolve several enduring philosophical dilemmas, offering fresh perspectives on complex issues.
This work grapples with key issues of reality (both potentiality and actuality), scale (both local and global), context (scale and approximation, plus asymmetry/symmetry), and process (both emergence and actual events). Building on a convergence of progress in physics, emergence research, and process thought, this work highlights a new Relational Realism, which enables intuitive, yet effective, solutions to key problems in modern science.