¶ Interconnection of Systems
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Interconnection of Systems:
“If two adjacent systems become joined by one vertex they still constitute two systems, but universally interjointed. If two adjacent systems are interconnected by two vertexes they remain two systems, but they are interlocked by a hinge. If two adjacent systems become adjoined by three vertexes they become one system because they have acquired unit insideness and outsideness.”
- RBF to EJA, Bear Island, 25 Aug. '71, Synergetics Draft 406.00406.
