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4. Relationships

 

4.1 - A relationship is a framework for communication between two objects or among more than two objects. (Definition)

4.2 - A pathway is a circuit along which communication occurs. Pathways within a relationship consist of dimensions shared, directly or indirectly, between or among objects. (Definition)

4.3 - When a particular dimension is included in the construction an object, that dimension exists in a relationship with other dimensions used in the construction of the object.

4.4 - Objects are defined by their dimensions and the relationships among their dimensions. (Definition)

4.5  - Objects can exist in relationships with other objects.

4.6 – Objects are composed of dimensions.

4.7 – If Object A exists in a relationship with Object B, then the dimensions of Object A exist in a relationship with the dimensions of Object B.

a) Objects in a relationship are dimensions of each other. (Definition)

4.8 - The alteration of any composing dimension changes an object’s definition. Therefore, an object exists in a unique relationship with each of its composing dimensions. (Definition)

4.9 - The alteration of any relationship between or among an object’s composing dimensions changes an object’s definition. Therefore, an object exists in a unique relationship with each of its composing relationships. (Definition)

4.10 - All modes of communication exist in this Universe and therefore all modes of communication are composed of energy.

4.11 - Influence is a communication of energy between two objects or among more than two objects. (Definition)

a) For any entity to influence another entity, it must exist in a relationship with it. Therefore entities in a relationship can influence each other.
b) For any idea to influence another idea, it must exist in a relationship with it. Therefore ideas in a relationship can influence each other.
c) For any entity to influence an idea, it must exist in a relationship with it. For any idea to influence an entity, it must exist in a relationship with it. Therefore entities and ideas in a relationship can influence each other.

4.12 - Perception is any relationship between or among objects. (Definition)

 

Relationships are pathways within objects, and identifying relationships help us parse the world into manageable pieces. For the purposes of Dimensional Thinking, a relationship is constructed when two or more objects share a dimension directly, or share a dimension indirectly via a logical operation.

An object is defined by its composing dimensions and the relationships among them. The relationship between an object’s definition – that is, the object itself - and its composing dimensions and relationships is absolutely aligned, because any alteration of the composing elements changes the definition of the object and therefore the object itself.

Perception requires a framework for communication - a path between senses and/or a mind and an object. That pathway is shared dimensions, and the result of any perception is a communication that affects – influences – that pathway, the perceiver, and/or the object. Here we are generalizing perception to include any relationship between or among objects.

 

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