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A point is a [[position specifier]] if it is defined is a cartesian coordinate system or the equivalent. In [[awaretheory]] [[itofazpoint]]s are [[position | A point is a [[position specifier]] if it is defined is a cartesian coordinate system or the equivalent. In [[awaretheory]] [[itofazpoint]]s are [[position specifier]]s for the different types of [[itofazspace]]s. Right now your [[consciousness]] can be defined by a point that specifies a placement on an [[awarepath]]. The past several minutes, while you are understanding what this page of writing trying to explain can be defined as an [[awaresection]] between two [[awarepoints]] that are being used as [[position specifier]]s in relation to the whole [[awarepath]] which is your life over time. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:35, 10 December 2012
A point is a position specifier if it is defined is a cartesian coordinate system or the equivalent. In awaretheory itofazpoints are position specifiers for the different types of itofazspaces. Right now your consciousness can be defined by a point that specifies a placement on an awarepath. The past several minutes, while you are understanding what this page of writing trying to explain can be defined as an awaresection between two awarepoints that are being used as position specifiers in relation to the whole awarepath which is your life over time.