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Worldviews limit perspective

Mathematically-integrated views of the Universe liberate it.

Fundamental gap: Five octahedrons sharing a common centerpoint

What comes in fives?

On discovering pentagonal structures with a gap. See below.
The centerpoint is shared by all five octahedrons.

For more, go to our studies of geometries. An earlier version is here.

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