I think impermanence is implied by interdependence. If everything is interconnected and interaction means change, then impermanence seems necessary. If everything is static interdependence could still be true but impermanence would not since nothing ever changes. Arguably under that condition nothing actually truly exists. Or at least it is hard to imagine that a thing exists under that condition if there is no observation, characteristic or process through which to define it

It is amazing how many different definitions there are for science, considering its enormous position in modern society.  And as with...

I think that most philosophical disagreements come from unacknowledged differences in assumptions and definitions.  Breadcrumb philosophy...