Adjacent Spinning Mass-Bearing Orbifold Eigensets

When two different adjacent given arbitrary mass-bearing orbifold eigensets, are here to be spinning at a relatively high rate -- these will each tend to need to bear a covariant asymmetric spin in relation to one another, -- in order to not infringe upon each other's space.  This is why adjacent electrons tend to bear a covariant asymmetric spin, in relation to one another, again, in so as to not infringe upon each other's space.  This specific general example that I just mentioned, in respect to the nature of the spin of adjacent electrons, is commonly known of as being the general gist of the "Pauli-Exclusion Principle."  I will continue the suspense later!  To Be Continued!  Sincerely, Samuel David Roach.