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RBF Definitions
"omni-edge-interbonding of singular sets of all positive (or negative) mites, or by omni-face-interbonding plural sets of both positive and negative mites. Edge-interbonded singular sets of all-positive or all-negative mites fill allspace alternatively with ‘yes’ or ‘no’ mites.
"I use the following metaphor to identify systemically the quarks and the A and B modules as the minimum constituents of systems. Pythagoras demonstrated the system when he stretched and fastened a string between two walls–taut enough to twang. Pythagoras showed that when you firmly clasp (stop) the string at midpoint either half will twang at one octave higher than does the full string. He then showed that if you put firm stops at the two-thirds-way points, the string in between will twang one fifth of an octave higher and also that fifths represent increase of the key note of string twang to its corresponding sharp–or its decrease to its flat–octave scale.
“Pythagoras then tried various tightenings of the string and the same halving always resulted in the ‘flatring’ or ‘sharpring’ fifths. These subdivisions and their results are”
