Primitive relatedness

The traditional, all-encompassing relationship with nature reported in preindustrial societies, where self and world were felt as one.

Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count

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Animism
extends
The belief in spirits in natural entities, interpreted by Alexander as a direct experience of the I in things at high intensity.

cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

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

Relatednessconcept0.829
The direct, felt connection between a person and living structure in the world, which Alexander claims is the most fundamental relation.
Genetic Relatednessconcept0.782
Kin-selection basis for cooperation; shown insufficient to explain all ETIs, especially those with genetically unrelated components.
What is that 'something' that underlies the relatedness?question0.780
The search for the name and nature of the presence.
primitive cellconcept0.776
Smallest portion of a motif that produces the full pattern using all isometries of its symmetry group
parallel conjunctionconcept0.763
AND-parallelism construct that allows sub-results to be pursued simultaneously.
conceptually_related_toconcept0.756
Causal Primitive: Necessityconcept0.749
Probability that effect would not occur without cause; counterfactual primitive.
Causal Primitive: Sufficiencyconcept0.742
Probability that effect occurs given cause; one of two primitives in causation measures.