¶ Vectorial & Vertexial Geometry (2)
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All three-phase vectors come together to make sum-total structures.
You look at any scratched surface and you will always see circles. Where there is light present there are lines that get lit up since they are precessional to the direction of the light. This gives you the sunburst effect in a hubcap or fender.
Vertexial accounting = spherical accounting
The rhombic dodecahedron, like the cube, fills allspace. It has a volume of six. It is the epitome of the behavior of closest packing. The rhombic dodecahedron is the domain of a sphere - spheric.
The 25 great-circle planes/the eighth-octahedra vector equilibrium corners into the A and B Modules. The fractions come out rationally.
The triangle is invariable: connecting the bisectors produces similar triangles. This is not true of quadrangular
