All phenomena arise from the prior configuration of scalar potential.
Every system—natural or engineered—possesses an intrinsic scalar architecture defined by its geometry, materials, symmetry, and boundary conditions. Disturbance does not create behavior; it merely releases the only kinetic expressions the configuration already permits. Identical excitations applied to differently configured systems will necessarily yield different outcomes, while no system can express an effect it is not scalar-configured to allow. Thus, cause resides not in force, energy, or motion, but in configuration; motion, sound, heat, electricity, rotation, and flow are lawful consequences of how scalar potential has been structured in advance.
This statement is intentionally:
General (applies to any state or system),
Cause-first (configuration precedes motion),
Unavoidable (cannot be bypassed without error),
Memorable (simple enough to prevent future oversight).
It permanently reframes Keely, Searl, Russell, Schauberger—and even musical instruments—not as exceptions, but as explicit demonstrations of a universal law that was always present but never named.
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