¶ Skinning: Tiger’s Skin
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Typical of all the finitely conceptual objects or systems, the tiger’s skin can be pierced and slotted open. Thereafter, by enlarging the slotted hole by gashes in various directions, the skin can be peeled off all in one piece. It can be made to lay out flat by making a lunar-gash from the skin’s edge into any remaining domical area of the skin. The slitting of a paper cone from its circular edge to its apex allows the paper to be layed out as a flat ‘fan,’ intruded by an angular sinus. . . The surface contour of every object or system-- be it a complex creature such as crocodile, or a simple cube or a dodecahedron can thus be ‘skinned’ and laid out in the flat.
