¶ Pattern Integrity: Atomic Knots
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Pattern Integrity: Atomic Knots:
“Each of the chemical elements is a unique complex pattern of energy event interrelatednesses which interact inter-interferingly to continually relocalize the involved quantity of energy. These self-interference patterns of atomic element components are in many ways similar to the family of knots that are tied with rope by sailors to produce various local behaviors, all of which, however, result in further contraction of the knot as the two ends of the rope immediately outside the knot are pulled away from one another by forces external to the knot-- and thus all the attractive forces of Universe operating upon the atoms may result precessionally in keeping the atomic knots pulled together.”
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