Constructor Theory

Assuming that there exists an initial state and a final state, there exists a constructor that connects both states.

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duhh lincoln logs

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I only do constructors in C++, Java, and Javascript.

that's so cool

A constructor connects the initial state to the final state. For example, if we have an initial state and a final state, then there exists a constructor that connects those two states. Another example? If we have an initial state called Bob, and a final state called Alice, then there exists a constructor called Timmy, and Timmy connects Bob to Alice. I guess Timmy is a cuck, a cuckstructor. Constructors sure are cool!

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okur

do you think the constructor between the initial and final states follow the path of least action?

In a physical system? I'm not familiar with "constructors" in physics, but you could define them that way

that's so cool!

I wanna find the constructors connecting numbers to other numbers and the constructors connecting equations to other equations in a way of least action.

This isnt as much of a theory as it is you making a hypothesis and not showing your reasoning.

You just posit that this must be true without stating why the initial and final state demand a constructor. Which would be followed by what constructed the current state of the constructor?