Conceptual Systems

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Systems are inherently polyhedral. Systems of thought Divide the Universe Into the conceptual and the nonconceptual. Conceptual systems always consist Of a constant relative abundance Of the lines, crossings and areas In which C + A = L + 2.

And because of this Constant relative abundance Whole pattern behaviors Of all our experiences-- When properly conceptioned-- Can be comprehensively differentiated, Topologically equated, observed and considered.