based on two alternative, mutually exclusive possibilities, most fundamentally ‘presence’ or ‘absence’, often represented digitally as ‘1’ or ‘0’
departure from stasis, ultimately through the inclusion of space throughout figure and figure in space
abstract belief in the autonomy of a group or groups
opportunity of interplay amongst diverse organisms and/or people in common place
perception of the eliminative relationship between autonomous individuals or groups striving for possession of the same resource or position
abstract notion of absolute containment within a discrete boundary limit
linkage of one tangible form to another, often regarded abstractly as synonymous with ‘continuity’, ‘unity’, ‘oneness’, ‘wholeness’ or ‘togetherness’
variable ability to establish tangible connections between distinct localities
minimization of boundary surface exposure in response to internal receptive influence through integration into packaged, unbranched and storing structures
