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A basic event consists of three vectorial lines: the
action, the reaction, and
the resultant. This is the fundamental tripartite component
of Universe. One positive and
one negative event together make one tetrahedron, or
one quantum. The number of
vectors (or force lines) cohering each and every subsystem
of Universe is always a number
subdivisible by six, i.e., consisting of one positive
and one negative event on each of three
vectors, which adds up to six. This holds true topologically
in all abstract patterning in
Universe as well as in fundamental physics. The six
vectors represent the fundamental six,
and only six, degrees of freedom in Universe. Each of
these six, however, has a positive
and a negative direction, and we can therefore speak
of a total of 12 degrees of freedom.
These 12 degrees of freedom can be conceptually visua!ized
as the radial lines connecting
the centers of gravity of the 12 spheres, closest packed
around one sphere, to the center of
gravity of that central sphere. The 12 degrees of freedom
are also identified by the push-
pull alternative directions of the tetrahedron's six
edges.
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