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Minimum Geometrical Fourness:
"The cosmic hierarchy shows that the rhombic dodecahedron, rather then the vector equilibrium, is the largest in the hierarchy and is also allspace-filling. The successive polyhedra result from further closest packing in which every closest packed sphere has its passive complement. The spheres transform into spaces and the spaces into spheres (as shown in 1032.001032.
“This explains why the physicists did not understand Boltzmann’s law and how they didn’t employ the powerful tool of Euler’s topology. They would not have seen the connection with Euler’s constant relative abundance without my”
