 In general, the process of ordering is a twofold transformation. Possibilities of action emerge as symmetrical exclusive disjunctions and are transformed into asymmetrical relations such that one action is antecedent to the other. If \(A\) or \(B\) is an exclusive disjunction, then taking action \(A\) results in the negation of action \(B\), such that \(\neg B\) is a consequence of the antecedent taking of \(A\). The symmetrical exclusive disjunction is transformed by the action of an agent into the asymmetrical antecedent/consequent relation.