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Probability:
"Nature’s probability is not linear nor planar as it is almost exclusively employed today. Probability accommodates the omnidirectional conditions of the universal environment of events and articulates, in response the the generalized omnidirectional in, out, and around-the-self system, and of the self-system around and amongst the inwardly and outwardly contiguous forces imposed upon the considered system by both its macrocosmic and microcosmic neighbors.
“Probability’s laws of spherically propagative whole systems’ developments are intimately conditioned by the three-way great-circle grids inherently embracing and defining all systems as formingly generated by critical proximity interferences of the system’s components’ behaviors and their dynamical self-triangulations into unique system structuring symmetries whose configurations are characterized by the relative abundance patterning laws of topological crossing points, areas, and lines of any considered system as generally disclosed by the closed system hierarchy of synergetics.”
