Can you simplify CM types
Basically, CM's own ability to determine the criteria for the type obtained depends on their dependence on Reality, because the concept itself must be shown to be fundamental.
Type 1: Is a concept that exists outside of reality (Independen), it's like a circle is reality and the concept of type 1 is outside it, besides that the concept is a fundamental of reality (Circle) This type also shows the superiority of the concept of what it regulates (Reality) which makes all phenomena that occur in reality do not affect the concept.
Type 2: Is a concept that participates in constructing reality, It exists as a fundamental aspect of the basic aspects of reality (Space, Time, Etc...) This concept is present in reality which makes their positions interdependent. Reality does not exist, the concept does not exist, otherwise the concept does not exist, then Reality will be affected (It doesn't literally destroy reality, because the concept of type 2 itself operates on a separate aspect, such as if the concept of time didn't exist, then Reality would be impacted but not destroyed, Rather make reality not complex, where there will not be a series of times that show the course of reality, then there is no revolution and causality)
Type 3 : This concept is also not fundamental of reality but fundamental of aspects of reality that do not operate as constructors of reality such as space and time, Simply put, reality will not depend on these concepts, which means that their absence does not have any effect on reality, Rather it affects living things in reality, for example the concept of evil and the concept of beauty which is type 3, without this concept humans will not recognize the nature of beauty And evil nature.