Given conscious experience is the experience of change throughout time
Given life is a metabolic process of constant change
Given the world is an aggregation of things which are related through their capacity to change each other
Given conscious experience, life, and the world exist physically and in reality
Then change, necessary to conscious experience, life, and the world must exist in the same way as all three.
Therefore change can be understood only as a real physical thing that exists as itself, not merely a concept.
Given change is caused by the synthesis of contradictory elements
Then contradictory elements must also exist them being necessary to change.
Given an unchanging thing has never been directly observed
And since change being a real thing is capable of being such a contradictory element
Then we have stronger reason to believe that it is not some unquantifiable immeasurable static thing but change itself that is the cause of change. In other words, previously existing change represents the contradictory elements of a system.
Given landscape architecture exists to change the world
Since change is the predecessor of change
Then landscape architecture should seek to create processes of change that go on to create further change from something, not to create perfect idealistic spaces that create change from nothing.