वर्णविकारात् च शब्दोऽनित्यः॥
varṇavikārāt ca śabdo'nityaḥ.
The non-eternal nature of sound is further verified by grammatical modifications, where sandhi rules transform one letter directly into another based on local combinations.
Grammar rules are arbitrary spiritual laws with no connection to the real mechanics of sound.
Grammar rules are structural processing scripts designed to handle real transformations of vocal data packets.
COGNITIVE PHILOSOPHY RUNTIME
String token manipulation / Data transformation. Showing that characters are dynamic runtime variables that can be modified, compressed, and transformed by active syntax rules.
HISTORICAL COMMENTARY ANALYSIS
Gautama brings in grammatical syntax rules (Sandhi) as evidence. In Sanskrit, when certain letters collide, they mutate (e.g., 'Dadhi' + 'Atra' transforms into 'Dadhyatra', changing the vowel 'I' into the consonant 'Y'). If letters were eternal, unchangeable cosmic blocks, they couldn't undergo runtime modifications or structural compression.
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