537.10 Six Vectors for Every Point

537.11 Each of the six positive and six negative energy lines impinging on every nonpolarized point (“focal event”) in Universe has a unique and symmetrical continuation beyond that point. The six positive and six negative vectors are symmetrically arrayed around the point. Consequently, all points in Universe are inherently centers of a local and unique isotropic-vector-matrix domain containing 12 vertexes as the corresponding centers of 12 closest-packed spheres around a nuclear sphere. (See Synergetics Corollaries at Secs. 240.12, 240.15, and 240.19. )

537.12 Experiments show that there are six positive and six negative degrees of fundamental transformation freedoms, which provide 12 alternate ways in which nature can behave most economically upon each and every energy-event occurrence. Ergo, there is not just one “other”; there are always at least 12 “others.”

537.13 We find that in the 12 degrees of freedom, the freedoms are all equal and they are all realizable wi± equal “minimum effort.”

537.131 Six Vectors for Every Point: The behavioral interpatterning frame of reference of the six degrees of freedom in respect to omnidirectionality is of course the vector equilibrium, which embraces the three-dimensionality of the cube and the six-dimensionality of the vector equilibrium. Experience is inherently omnidirectional; ergo, there is always a minimum of 12 “others” in respect to the nuclear observing self. The 24-positive- and 24- negative-vectored vector equilibrium demonstrates an initially frequenced, tetrahedrally quantized unity of 20; ergo, the Universe, as an aggregate of all humanity’s apprehended and comprehended experiences, is at minimum a plurality of 24 vectors. (See Secs. 981.12 and 1224.21.)