Point particles touch each other and rub against each other because of the ends from these that extend from their interacting. The touch and rub of separate point particles toward each other is very brief. Not only is the touching a kinematic transition, yet the point particles themselves are a condensed set of oscillations that act as as an individual phenomena discharge. Remember that phenomena discharge is stough that involves nodes of redistributed space? Space is everywhere what exists. Physical space is space that involves discrepancies. A discrepancy is a lack of what would theoretically be actual. Why is physicality like this? Remember Cassimer Invariance? Recycling? Mobius Twist approximation? What the last three things mean is that physicality is actual, yet the discharge pairing is odd. Picture this. You are a juggler. You are juggling an odd number of things. Can this be done? Yes. Yet it involves a repeat that does not directly overlap. Here. Let's say that you were to juggle three things. You start with two in one hand and one in another. You toss one up and place the thing that that is closest to the empty hand into it as you are about to catch the tossed thing. As this continues, the order of things keeps changing. Lack of order is disorder. Numbers in counting go from odd to even to odd. When pairing is not even on a team, somebody substitutes. Making due happens. Making due involves a controlled way of handling disorder. Disorder is something that is not taken account into in theory, unless such theory includes the effects of entropy. Disorder is the key to discrepancy. Discrepancy is on account of the fact that reality to a limited viewpoint is three-dimensional at the base. Three is the smallest odd counting number besides one. One is unitization. Unitization basically means that a thing is a thing. Nothing has to happen for the basis of unitization to exist. Reality is. Real odd numbers that mean something besides unity or autonomy or self-existence start at three. I will continue with the suspense of this session later. Until then, you have a phenomenal day!
Sincerely,
Sam.
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