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How does the fundamental process create uniqueness in the private realm, and how does it create belonging in the public realm so that we feel we belong to both?

Theoretical question linking the fundamental process to the dual structure of belonging

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The capacity for everyone to enter either one from anywhere — to have both belong-to worlds to hand — is the essence of the structure that living processes will generate in society.
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Defines the ultimate spatial outcome of living process: simultaneous access to private sanctuary and public communion

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The fundamental process will produce a unique thing each time that it is used.claim0.838
Claim that uniqueness emerges naturally from the unfolding process.
"Belonging comes about directly as a result of living process. That is simply because all living process does two things. It pays attention to the centers which exist, and creates new centers, which enhance them and embellish them."quote0.814
A concise formulation of the causal link between living process and belonging.
A living process always creates something unique at every point, respecting the uniqueness of every person and every place.claim0.812
Living process respects the uniqueness of every place and the particularity of the people there, making the environment lovable and establishing belonging.claim0.807
Synthesis of how adaptation in living process creates emotional attachment.
Parts created during the process of differentiation must become locally unique; otherwise the process is not a living process.claim0.796
Necessary condition that prevents mechanical mass-production and enforces local adaptation.
The structures needed for our belonging — both private and public — can be generated almost without effort, autonomously, by any truly living process allowed to exist in society.claim0.794
Optimistic assertion that living process effortlessly brings forth the spatial conditions for belonging
The effect of the fundamental process is that the site and volume become intertwined, since centers in the mass and centers in the space are developing together.claim0.790
This intertwining is the result of structure-preserving transformations.
Fundamental change, even in high-profile rigid processes like banking, is possible and has been demonstrated in our time.claim0.788
Conclusion drawn from Grameen Bank success that small sequences can change entrenched systems.