1. The Transcendental

There is a transcendental that determines
the logic of appearance of Worlds within the
Multi-verse, but it is one that is re-written with
every World that is born therein.

2. The Not-One

There is no One-verse (this being the
negative expression of our creed).

3. The Many

There is only Multi-verse.

4. Barren Worlds

If a World is born with no possibility of
decision (i.e. another World ‘behind’ this one),
then this will be called a ‘Barren’ World, or
simply ‘a lament’.

5. Pregnant Worlds

If a World is born in which every moment calls
for a decision, and, concomitantly, another World,
then this is a fecund World, and it shall be called
‘Pregnant’, or, alternatively, ‘the blade’s edge’.

6. Inform

Once, when the Multi-verse was young and still
chaos, there arose a figure undetermined by any
transcendental. She was known as inform and her
presence haunts the Multi-verse.

7. Fictioning

Each World deserves its own narrative, and make no
mistake it shall have one whether it be bastard or true.

8. Science

The science of the Multi-verse cannot be understood
as science. This paradox arises from the fundamental
lack of consistency of the Multi-verse. (The only
exception being a ‘science of the subject’ (see 9)).

9. The Doppelganger

If such a thing as a Subject comes into existence
(that is, awakes within a World), then it will double
the World with its own articulation of the above.

10. War

There is no peace within the Multi-verse. This is
an analytic statement that follows directly from the
previous Nine Laws.

Coda: In a time as yet undetermined there will
be written a further Ten Laws that will effectively –
point by point – revoke all of the previous laws. This
will be called ‘The Great Reversal’. This is not a law of
the Multi-verse but concerns that which determines it.