Entity-Component-System architecture reflects principles of modular wholeness.

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• In modern human society, building actions are not guaranteed to be wholeness preserving because they are governed by mental images and schemata.claim0.773
  Central premise of the chapter.
• If systems are designed with proper purpose-oriented abstractions expressed in appropriate language, then modular structure with guaranteed reliability becomes achievable.hypothesis0.772
  Core hypothesis underlying Oberon design; validated by the system's successful modularity and extensibility.
• The images or schemata that guide actions may be wholeness preserving or not, and modern architects often paid no attention to existing wholeness.claim0.767
  Moral evaluation of modern architecture.
• The central role of wholeness is the same in both quantum mechanics and architecture.claim0.764
  Parallel between the role of wholeness in physics and architecture.
• Alexander's principles are universal across substrates—architecture, digital products, design—because they address people and their needs.claim0.759
• A realization of our own multiscale, nested architecture naturally leads to the conclusion that care needs to be extended to all sentient beings.claim0.752
  Extends ethical concern based on the collective nature of selves.
• Wholeness as Nested System of Centersframework0.746
  Alexander's quasi-mathematical definition of wholeness as a recursively nested system of living centers displaying local symmetries, approximating the overall gestalt of a configuration
• An explicit focus on runtime architecture leads to a more dynamic and changeable system.claim0.746
  Core design philosophy of the paper.