¶ Pattern Integrity
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Pattern Integrity:
“When I gave you the slip knot on the rope and we moved it along-- now it was nylon, now it was manila and now it was cotton-- we agreed that it really wasn’t any of these. They were just again colors and tactile experiences which reported something to us as a pattern. They were what I call a pattern integrity. I am saying to you that each of the chemical elements are pattern integrities, the forms of local self-interferences.”
¶ Citations
- OREGON Lecture #5 - p. 164, 9 Jul’62
