Expense vs. Liability: The Contrapositive
The ‘double negative’ controls reality.
An expense is half-the-time a liability. Half-the-time an asset. Depending on which side of the equation you inhabit.
This proves an expense is not a liability.
Therefore, the contrapositive is ‘real.’ Meaning, you can’t have a positive without a negative (and, always, vice versa). Meaning, the ‘double negative’ (double identity) controls reality.
‘X is Y’ means ‘not-Y is not-X.’
Or, a simpler way of saying this is if X then Y, meaning if Y then X. A contra-positive is half-the-time positive (proves positive is real).
That’s all there is to it. Again, a double negative (not-not) controls everything. If you say ‘not-is’ you are actually saying ‘is-is’ (complementarity is identity).
This proves pi controls reality (pi produces an expense as a liability) (an expense as an asset). Pi-diameter-circumference is one-two-three, meaning, one and two is zero and one because zero and one is circumference and diameter.
It looks like this:
Conservation of the circle is the core dynamic in nature (the number ‘two’ is constant).
