Brajology · Systems language
Universal Consequences
Consequences that propagate through connected systems after actions, interactions, or state transitions instead of remaining isolated to one surface.
System principle: when expressions participate in a connected architecture, a local change can alter downstream states, available paths, relationships, resources, information, or constraints elsewhere in the network.
Mechanism
An action changes state. Changed state modifies what becomes available next. In connected systems that shift can propagate across scales, meaning the consequence of an action is partly defined by the future configurations it enables, constrains, wakes, or closes.
Paired concept
Universal Expression describes how the connected system appears. Universal Consequences describes what propagates when one of those expressions changes state.