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bmrohrs. Tlus is howweinalresense oi the hshspeeles
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iii streams, and the bird species in a tree. Each has its
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place in a set or order or branches, on the bark or
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slems,or the leatlaounae oi lhetree
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Thu order, or sizlrhmdion change, produces
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physlsal, mm, and organic sens. Not unly species
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change with order, but so does behaviour We cannot
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get n riot oi one person, and iewer than I5 rarely clap
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to applaud as an audience, when we cheretore come to
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construct hlerarchles, the rules ot order should guide
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in
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An array ot orders ls observed in a wide range oi
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phenomena such as human settleli tire, numbers in
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social hierarchies, trophic levels trood pyraoiidsl, and
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the sire oi animals in allied woluglral lamil es The
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size ot the rnctor itselt ttrmes 3 tor river branches)
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changes with the dimensions oi the system ttlrnes is
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int oophre pyramidst. Physlnl entitles horn protons to
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uniyerses display such order, with a consequent
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increase in the ratio, dirnensions, and behaviours
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associated with size change tginnl mid dwart stars
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behave very dtlterentlyl
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As designers. we need to study and apply branching
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potterns to roads or trails, and lo beaware of the stable
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orders 0! such things ns human settlements, or we may
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be m conilrct both with orderly llow tern we increase
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the stre ot a highway and not alter all m-ds’), with
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settlement Slze tvillages are eonseryanve at about the
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low-people order, and unstnble much below or above
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tlul numberi, with sequences lit drrn spillways, and
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(tin: with the numbers 0! people admitted to
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tunctionrl hierarchies where intorrnalion rs passed in
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both directions We can b appropriate or
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inappropriate systems by choosing parncular orders.
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but we do better to snrdy and apply appropriate and
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sublesize and lastorclesses torspeeih constructs For
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example, in designing a Village, we should study the
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orders oi soe oi settlements, and choose one ol ttese
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This nae-ides the number and types oi servlees and the
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occupations rueded, which in turn decides the space
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and types of shops and etriees tor a tillage ol thnl sine,
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and the access network needed.
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in human systems, we have contused the order oi
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hierarshtcal hrncoon with rtahrs and power, as though
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a treestem were less important than the Iuvn in total.
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We have made 'htghc'r" mean desirabts, as though the
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finflns were less to be desired than the palm ot the
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hand What we should recognise is that each part
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needs the other, and that none runcrtons without the
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others. when we remove a dominant animal horn a
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bah-viomal hierarchy, another is created (mm lower
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orders When we remavz subordinates, others are
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created horn within the dominants. 5o H is with
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soeains.
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Ihus, we cln see how rivers change their whole
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regime ti we alter one aspect We should also see that
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water is o/the whole. not to be thought 0! in terms oi its
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psrts Thus we reiute the concept oi strho and ateert
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thatoi [unwell it is not what ynu are, it is what you do
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in relation to the socrety you choose to litre or. We need
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each other, and it is a reclprtxal need wherever we
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have a tuncoon tn relanon to each other
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LIE
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CLASSIFICATION OF EVENTS
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All events are susceptible to classirieation over .
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vanety oi characterisocs, and as, lot example, clouds
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and galaxies have their pattern-names, so do "why
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other phenomena Some basic ways to classrty events
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in a lullhed system are
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A NATURE.
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Al Explosive disintegration, erosion, impact,
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ix“ gm“: integrabon, constructron, translanon
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A} 92mm. tdea,ereatioe thought, insight
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3 STAGE.
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Bl, mm 0n|y tungerrnrnoted seed. unexplored
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idea, unexploded bornbl
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81 Wothotuhon
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b3 Completed tgrowtb and expansion ceasedl,
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rrtieulaled
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tat Mus tdirintegratioe. replaced or treated by
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new events) doartioilated
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c DIMENSION.
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CI gunmen phenomena), curves
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:1 M tsurlace phenomenal, tessellae, dendrites
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(3 Three tsohd phenomena), trees
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c4 5w trnotring solid phenomenal, includes the
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lunedirnenston
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c- More tconreplual phenomenal models oi
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particles or lorces, states oi energy
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D LOCA‘HON
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m. Generating across equrepolential surlaces
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trtortru at real
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in Withihmedia tweather "humal" systems).
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in msuflam at amorso (trees)
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D‘. mm (mm: explosions and organrsrnst,
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D5 m loested out or normol drniensrons ot
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spaesLnrne
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By extending nnd applying these categories, all
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events can be given short annotations, ee.
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'Asiphng :AZ,BZ,C3,D3
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. A tailing bomb rs AI, BLCA, uz.
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4.19
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TIME AND RELATIVITY IN THE
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MODEL
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As we see the seed as the origrn ot the nee, so we urn
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broaden our view, and our dimensions. and VRW the
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tree I! the surrent time-locus o1 its own genealogy
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