Post by Pincho Paxton on Jan 1, 2024 17:08:22 GMT
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Inside the Matrix: Nanoscale Patterns Revealed Within Model Research Organism
Pincho says...
Gravity collides towards hexagon shapes, then it leaves between the hexagon structure as the area of least resistance. A skin is a turning point between multiple gravity in-flows towards multiple gravity out-flows. It eliminates bonding by turning around at a boundary which we see as neutrality. Blistering means to trap the outflow. Evolution means for trapped physics to become a memory of new physics. Regeneration in a worm means that out-flows are remembered to regenerate parts of the worm. So blistering can also become regeneration to make a flat surface into legs through memory.
Therefore to zoom in more leads towards hexagon structures... which you can't see yet.
Pincho Paxton
Inside the Matrix: Nanoscale Patterns Revealed Within Model Research Organism
Pincho says...
Gravity collides towards hexagon shapes, then it leaves between the hexagon structure as the area of least resistance. A skin is a turning point between multiple gravity in-flows towards multiple gravity out-flows. It eliminates bonding by turning around at a boundary which we see as neutrality. Blistering means to trap the outflow. Evolution means for trapped physics to become a memory of new physics. Regeneration in a worm means that out-flows are remembered to regenerate parts of the worm. So blistering can also become regeneration to make a flat surface into legs through memory.
Therefore to zoom in more leads towards hexagon structures... which you can't see yet.
Pincho Paxton