Law+of+Ambiguity


 * The Law of Ambiguity** is as follows: **Anything can be considered existent/true and nonexistent/untrue on multiple levels provided the Foundation Rule is held to be true. Like Schrodinger's Cat or the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, something could be real yet and unreal simultaneously, which would be determined only with enough information. Once discovered to be real or imaginary, the observer would have to note the action of observation would alter the state of the something, so its state up until designation will always be unknown unless it is proven that with sufficient information a being could determine everything about anything. if one dimension of the something were to be analyzed, another dimension of existence/nonexistence will be unknown; in effect the something could be seen as a multi-faceted/layered object/idea that will always turn out at least one more side to the story than the one the observer already is aware of.** The world in light of this concept would have multiple levels of existence and nonexistence, an infinite series of levels, akin to the idea of a parallel universe within a multiverse. If the concept is applied to itself, it would create an sequence of contradictions, which is why the Waffle Supposition was deemed as the best solution to a problem with no parameters and therefore infinite or irrational answers. Without the Waffle Supposition, every concept known in this wikispace would render itself meaningless. The Wack Theorem is in play as well, one of two main structures that give support for the rest of the reasoning**.**