MiCi, Bubble Map Geo; Clusters

Legend

• Rules
  • Forward The system operates on positive integers, each step always moves forward, building upon prior observations, continuous progress.
  • Scalars Local measurements that connect and influence neighboring points.
• Integrals
  • 0Y Origin point, distance-based reference for locality. All movement starts here.
  • 1T Scalar and angular intersections in 3D space. Maps shifts using angles (theta, phi).
  • 2T Adds moments of angular changes, creating a dynamic 3D space. Models transformations over time.
• Geometrics
  • L (Intersection) Point where scalar values meet and interact.
  • O (Circle) Defines a closed loop or system boundary.
  • V (Angle) Symbolizes a turning point or angular relation.
  • I (Line) Path.
• Perspectives
  • Wow: Represents perspective from an origin point, describing the orientation or viewpoint.
  • Wi: Describes the range or influence of the origin, mapping a 3D space for a moment of time.
  • Wir: A link between 1T and 2T, representing the trace routes of objects over a span of time.

In Review

Forward The system operates purely on positive integers, meaning that all calculations and transformations move forward. This eliminates the need for negative values, ensuring the system builds on prior results consistently and without reversals.

Scalars These are the building blocks of the MiCi system, providing localized measurements that can impact other points in the system. Unit scalars keep the system cohesive, linking local measurements with the overall structure.

0Y (Origin) This is the foundation of the MiCi system, representing the starting point for all measurements and interactions. 0Y is your reference point, and all distances and transformations are measured relative to it.

1T (Intersection of Scalars) At this level, the system maps intersections in 3D space, using radians (Wi, Wir) to describe the relationships between different points (Wow). This level accounts for spatial interactions but assumes no change over time.

2T (Dynamic Change) Moving beyond static space, 2T is tracking displacements over time, it tracks what changed in space during a span of time.

L (Intersection) This icon signifies the meeting point of different scalar values or forces within the system. It represents the crux of interaction, where values mix, and new dynamics are born.

O (Circle) Circles symbolize enclosed systems or boundaries. They represent completion, cycles, or the idea of something being closed off from the rest of the space, creating self-contained reference frames.

V (Angle) Angles define points of change in direction or momentum. This symbol highlights how two directions meet or shift, allowing for movement and transformation within the system.

I (Line) A simple line represents unity or the concept of 1. It's the most basic form of connection, describing the shortest distance between two points and the idea of singularity in the system.

Wow, Wi, and Wir – Dynamic Interactions

In MiCi, we explore unique terms for identifying perspective and relationships in space:

• Wow: Represents perspective from an origin point, describing the orientation or viewpoint.
• Wi: Describes the range or influence of the origin, mapping a 3D space for a moment of time.
• Wir: A link between 1T and 2T, representing the trace routes of objects over a span of time.

Fun example? Dark Radiance!

These terms allow for flexible, intuitive descriptions of spatial relationships, while remaining adaptable for different use cases.

Example Chain:

"The Wow from the origin creates a distinct perspective shift, where Wi flows through the surrounding volume, and Wir defines the momentum of displacement."

These elements can be chained together to form acoustically sensible statements, helping map and define dynamic interactions in the MiCi system.