Tetrahexahedron

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way of the asymmetry of life. The vector equilibrium is always asymmetrical. The tetrahexahedron is always 14-sided. The point has its part of invisibility as well as visibility. If you have the domain of a point it would be a cube, but its 14-nees is in the eight corners and six faces. The edges come in only as 12 + 2. Domains of points are omnidirectional, that's all. They are-all-space-filling. They could seemingly be spheres but that does not fill all space, that's the trouble. They could be the centers of cubes as a model: that could be the domains of points. A domain is a system but not a structure. A cube is a system, but not a structure, until it is omnitriangulated.