All position is relative; no properties are absolute or essential

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• All properties are relational; no properties are essential or absoluteclaim0.895
  Foundational claim that meaning and value in diagrammatic systems emerge only from relations between elements, not from intrinsic properties.
• No properties are absolute, no properties are essential.quote0.875
  Affirms the non-essentialist, fully relational ontology of graphical elements.
• The unfolding of wholeness through structure-preserving transformations must inevitably create the fifteen properties.hypothesis0.778
• I finally recognized that it is the field of centers which is primary, not these fifteen properties, and that the properties are simply aspects of the field which help us to understand concretely how the field works.quote0.773
  Meta-theoretical revelation about the ontological priority of the field of centers over the fifteen properties
• It is the field of centers which is primary, not these fifteen properties, and the properties are simply aspects of the field which help us understand concretely how the field worksclaim0.771
  Meta-theoretical claim that the fifteen properties are derivative from the deeper reality of the field of centers; the properties are pedagogical tools rather than fundamental
• The relative degree of life is already there, in the computable, mathematical, structure of the space.claim0.767
  Affirmation that life is not merely subjective but an objective, calculable feature of space.
• Degree of life varies with relative configuration of surrounding centers, not absolute properties.claim0.767
• The force of proximity is extremely strong. But it is not absolute.claim0.763
  Acknowledges the dominant yet limited binding power of nearness.