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.

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• A tiny dot on a blank sheet thoroughly changes the wholeness globally, demonstrating that wholeness is extremely susceptible to small changes.claim0.786
  Illustrates the holistic sensitivity of wholeness.
• The intricate and context-specific adaptation that shapes every detail differently is a necessary structural feature of all life.claim0.784
  Foundational claim about the necessity of adaptation for life in structures.
• Living structure is enormously susceptible to minor changes, and accuracy of detail is necessary for success.claim0.779
  Warning that the recursion of centers requires extreme precision.
• Simple, intentionally rough paper and cardboard models that can be rapidly torn, cut, and patched provide a practical way to evolve design through feedback.claim0.775
  Proposed practical method for achieving step-by-step feedback in design.
• The more whole it becomes, the more transparent, the more it seems to melt, the more it realizes itself and releases its own inner reality.claim0.775
  New assumption #9: the melting transparency of increasing wholeness.
• An unfolding process, if faithfully applied, will dissolve any arbitrary initial image because reality and common sense will override it.claim0.772
  Key principle about images vs. unfolding.
• Caterpillar-to-butterfly memory remapping demonstrates that being does not bring specific memories but deep lessons redeployed in new embodimentfinding0.771
• Living structure and the process of creating it has a positive effect on the process of creation, similar to the Mozart effect.claim0.771