A tiny dot on a blank sheet thoroughly changes the wholeness globally, demonstrating that wholeness is extremely susceptible to small changes.

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• Dot on blank sheet wholenessconcept0.862
  A simple example showing how a tiny dot creates an entirely new, rich wholeness throughout the entire sheet, illustrating the global effect of a small change.
• If the unfolding of wholeness is correctly followed, then every part becomes unique.hypothesis0.797
  Prediction that adherence to the proper process guarantees uniqueness.
• The butterfly effect supports that even one small detail can completely change the necessary whole, and this can only be seen dynamically as the whole unfolds.claim0.786
  Chaos theory as scientific support for dynamic unfolding.
• The unfolding of wholeness through structure-preserving transformations must inevitably create the fifteen properties.hypothesis0.783
• To get wholeness, you must strive for perfection where the things which matter less are left more rough, and the things which matter more are given deep attention.claim0.780
  Roughness in non-essentials allows concentration on essentials.
• The wholeness of a place is actually different — not merely perceived differently — when the cultural saliences of its occupants changeclaim0.779
  Argument illustrated by the chair-plus-scrap-iron and Point Lobos Yurok examples
• When I make something which has wholeness or life, I become more alive; when I make something dead, I become less alive.claim0.778
• The wholeness of a column depends on the wholeness of the space between the columns.claim0.773
  Illustrates the interdependence of centers; a column is not isolated.