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claim:what-is-more-structure-preserving-and-what-is-less-so-is-in-principle-an-objective-matterWhat is more structure-preserving and what is less so is, in principle, an objective matter.
Assertion that the distinction between structure-preserving and structure-destroying is objective, not merely subjective opinion.
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- People who first attempted to draw the perceived structure of a configuration showed higher agreement about which transformations are structure-preserving, despite drawing different aspects of the field of centers.
- Third transformation in lower row of octagon unanimously rated structure-destroying (8/8 people)supportsThe third transformation of the lower row was unanimously judged as structure-destroying by all eight participants.
- In a rating study, the transformations in the upper row of an octagon were unanimously judged as structure-preserving by all eight participants.
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- Central theoretical puzzle that latent centers resolve.
- Distinction between natural and human destruction.
- Resolution of the apparent conflict between preserving and enhancing.
- Structure-preserving transformations govern the emergence of all structure in nature, not just in buildings and art.hypothesis0.792Alexander's conjecture extending the unfolding framework from architecture to natural phenomena generally.
- Empirically grounded assertion that the process is sharable and not arbitrary.
- The experiential mechanism linking degree of life in objects to expansion or contraction of the observer's humanity
- Claim that the same process that creates natural living structure also underlies human artistic and architectural creativity.