Structural Functions

Index Entry

"Structural Functions:

"Triangulation is fundamental to structure, but it takes a plurality of positive and negative behaviors to make a structure. For example:

-- always and only coexisting push and pull (compression & tension);

-- always and only coexisting concave & convex;

-- always and only coexisting angles and edges;

-- always and only coexisting torque & counter-torque;

-- always and only coexisting insideness & outsideness;

-- always and only coexisting axial rotation poles;

-- always and only coexisting conceptuality & nonconceptuality;

-- always and only coexisting temporal experience and eternal conceptuality.

Citations

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