<i>&gt; Can you elaborate on that?</i><p>By &quot;constant-vector-forward time-dimensional context&quot; he essentially means causality.<p><i>&gt; Seems to me there must me a creationary force that is uncreated.</i><p>That is not strictly true in the larger context of physics. Emergent phenomena do not need to be explicitly created, they can arise spontaneously based on simpler parameters.<p>The (religious) idea that higher-order concepts beget lower-order concepts is true almost nowhere in nature. It&#x27;s just &quot;a thing&quot; for humans, since we are tool creators and our tools are generally less sophisticated than ourselves. In nature, higher-order things grow out of lower-order things by mere virtue of their properties without any creative act being involved.<p>For example, a collection of atoms will form molecules, not because someone has intentionally designed those molecules, but because the atoms&#x27; properties allow for the formation and interaction of molecules.