Compression is IN. |
Tension is OUT. |
Compression is dispersive both laterally and circumferentially,
inherently electrostatic because differentiative, divisive, temporary,
and local. |
Tension is omniradially conversive
and is both electromagnetically
and gravitationally
tensive because
eternally and integrally
comprehensive. |
Compression tends to local dichotomy and multiplication
by separation. |
Tension is unit: universally cohering
and comprehensively finite. |
Compression is locally expressive in
discrete tones and frequencies internal to the octave. |
Tension is both internal and external
to the octave and is harmonic with
either the unit octave or octave pluralities.
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Compression accumulates potential.
As demonstrated in the arch, compression is limited to absolute, local,
and within-law relationships of one
fixed system. |
Tension is comprehensive, attractive, and gravitational.
Tension is inherently integral and eternally, invisibly, infinitely
comprehensive. Tension is comprehensively without law.
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Compression tends toward arcs of
decreasing radius. |
Tension tends toward arcs of increasing radius.
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Compressions are plural. | Tension is singular. |
Compression is time. | Tension is eternity. |
Compression is specifically directional. |
Tension is both omni- and supra- directional. |
Compression is inherently partial. | Tension is inherently
total. |