
Fig. 1033.019
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1033.019
The involvement field also manifests the exclusively
unique and inviolable
fourfold symmetry of the tetrahedron (see Cheese Tetrahedron,
Sec.
623), which permits
us always to move symmetrically and convergently each__and
inadvertently any or all__of
the four triangular window frames perpendicularly toward
their four subtending
somethingness-converging-point-to-able IN foci, until
all four planes pass through the
same threshold between INness and OUTness, producing
one congruent, zerovolume
tetrahedron. The four inherent planes of the four tensegrity
triangles of Anthony Pugh's
model4* demonstrate the nothingness of their four planes,
permitting their timeless__i.e.,
untuned__nothingness congruence. (See Fig.
1033.019.)
The tuned-in, somethingness
lines of the mathematician, with their inherent self-interferences,
would never permit a
plurality of such lines to pass through the same somethingness
points at the same time (see
Sec.
517).
(Footnote 4: This is what Pugh calls his "circlit pattern
tensegrity," described on pages 19-22 of his An
Introduction to Tensegrity (Berkeley: University of
California Press, 1976.)
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