self-caused

English

Adjective

self-caused (not comparable)

1. (metalogic) Of self-sufficient causality/causation.

   If the theory of everything exists, it necessarily has to be self-caused, otherwise it will be merely a partial theory; but the mathematical definition of everything is undecidable, no single set may hold its supposed components, thus the theory of everything by definition does not exist.

Synonyms

• self-causal
• self-created
• self-composed
• self-content
• self-decidable
• rare: autogonous, autogonic (self-created)
• rare: autogenous (self-originated)
• self-fulfilled
• self-fulfilling
• two-worded: metalogically self-sufficient
• self-originated
• self-satisfied
• self-generated
• self-justified
• self-justifiable

Translations

able to self-create oneself without external contributions

• Greek: αυταίτιος m or f (aftaítios), αυταίτια f (aftaítia), αυταίτιο n (aftaítio), αυτόγονος m or f (aftógonos), αυτόγονη f (aftógoni), αυτόγονο n (aftógono), αυτογενής m or f (aftogenís), αυτογενές n (aftogenés), αυτοδημιούργητος (el) m (aftodimioúrgitos), αυτοδημιούργητη (el) f (aftodimioúrgiti), αυτοδημιούργητο (el) n (aftodimioúrgito), μεταλογικώς αυτάρκης m or f (metalogikós aftárkis), μεταλογικώς αυτάρκες n (metalogikós aftárkes)