Looking for help to understand why 'One Divides into Two' but not vice versa
Looking for help to understand why 'One Divides into Two' but not vice versa
I've heard that 'One Divides Into Two' as a foundational idea in Dialectical Materialism, and I feel like i understand dialectical materialism relatively well. But I'm confused as to why 'Two Combines into One' is not correct? Isn't a foundational idea of dialectical materialism how contradictions are resolved? Why isn't that the same as combining into one? And how is the resolution of contradiction a division into two?
Thanks!
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