The quality or state of being capable of alternating or offering alternatives; the potential to switch between different states or options.
From 'alternative' plus the suffix '-ity,' forming an abstract noun denoting a quality or state of being, with Latin roots in 'alternare'.
In quantum mechanics, alternativity takes on bizarre meaning—particles exist in superposition, displaying a kind of 'quantum alternativity' where they're simultaneously in multiple states until measured, challenging our everyday understanding of alternation.
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