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The great circles of the vector equilibrium. . . There is one that goes through six vertexes: it has the most possible connections. Six great circles are only going through two vertexes. . . So you’ve got a very even amount of minus one, minus one, plus two. This is a sequence that occurs time and again. Which is, I have a ball . . and this is no, no, yes, yes, no, no-- this is nestability of the ball in the center. It is the same as that yes, no, no, yes or yes, no, no, or minus one, minus one, plus two. It is that kind of a sequence. . . Then it goes on again yes, yes, no, yesy, yes, no. Or it goes always yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Or yes, yes, no, yes, yes, no. Or it goes yes, no, yes, no. Or it goes yes, yes, yes. There are three ways it can behave. . . . You hemispheres are the opposite of the same so it goes yes, yes, no or no, no, yes. . . Or it could go yes, no, yes, no , yes, no. Or it goes yes, yes, yes. These are all the combinations you can get. . . .
