न, सादृश्येऽपि तदुपपत्तेः॥
na, sādṛśye'pi tadupapatteḥ.
Gautama replies: This is incorrect. Recognition happens because of intense structural similarity, just like you recognize a specific dance style or look at a new crop of rice and say 'This is that same rice.'
Every time you say the same word, your mouth is accessing a single, magic physical sound wave hidden in space.
Every vocalization manufactures a brand new physical wave packet that follows the structural code design of that letter type.
COGNITIVE PHILOSOPHY RUNTIME
Structural template matching. Processing engine instances don't share identical memory addresses; they pass identical property validation checks against a core schema definition.
HISTORICAL COMMENTARY ANALYSIS
Gautama explains classification logic. When you see a new field of crops and say 'This is the same rice I ate last year,' you don't mean those physical grains traveled through time from your plate. You mean they match the exact same structural data properties (*Sādṛśya*). Letters work the same way—each spoken word is a new, short-lived copy that matches a shared template definition.
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