Abstract : that which arises directly out the binding (the third Condition^©).

Ambivalence : the experience of concurrent like and dislike.^©

Attribute : any given Cause, Effect, Form, or Function.^©

Attribution : within any given aggregate, a novel Cause, Effect, Form, or Function.^©

Causality : that which arrises from difference opened - gravitation.^©

Cause : difference opened - gravity.^©

Chase^© : any bound flow between Fulcrums.^©

Complex : multibehavioral polymorphism + attribution (see also Simple).^©

Complexer^© : multibehavioral polymorphism + still greater attribution (see also Simpler).^©

Complexity : polymorphic multibehavioralism + attribution (see also Simplicity).^©

Complex Mechanism : any given machine that implements its acquisition through its expression and implements its expression through its acquisition - (also Metabolism).^©

Condition : the innate, the intrinsic, or the abstract.^©

Conditional : any given exploration or consideration constrained strictly to only one of either the innate, the intrinsic, or the abstract.^©

Container : any given constraint on flow.^©

Context : the conditional shape of flow.^©

Delta Axis^© : a line that extends from the endlessly inward to the endlessly outward.^©

Density : compartmentalization of frequency.^©

Direct : of single given trajectory.^©

Directly : implementing a single given trajectory.^©

Effect : difference closed - light or EMR.^©

Experience : any change to an aggregate that becomes an attribute of that aggregate.^©

Form : a contiguous aggregate of Function - a line segment or Chase^©.©

Frequency : the compartmentalization of mass.©

Fulcrum : a zero volume container - (also Point or Function).©

Function : a zero volume container - (also Point or Fulcrum).©

GodSong^© : the frequency and amplitude at which mass becomes persistent.^©

Growth : the abstraction of Value from Metabolism.^©

Hierarchy : a Complex Mechanism that acquires from one Complex Mechanism while expressing into another Complex Mechanism.^©

Indifference : that which lies outside of our experience.^©

Inexpression^© : those attributes of points that lie undisclosed within a given density.^©

Influence : any Hierarchical constraint that expresses the orchestration of amplitudes and frequencies acquired from Persistence - catalysis, latency, resonance.^©

Innate : that which arises directly out of Cause and Effect (the first Condition ^©).^©

Intrinsic : that which arises directly out of Form and Function such that Form implements Function and Function iterates Form (the second Condition^©).^©

Lever : any Chase^© bound to three fulcrums.^©

Machine : any given aggregate of mechanisms that implement a mechanism.^©

Mass : any given event of Cause bound directly to Effect.^©

Mechanism : any given aggregate of levers that implement a lever.^©

Metabolism : any given machine that implements its acquisition through its expression and implements its expression through its acquisition - (also Complex Mechanism).©

Motion : the change in the shape of flow - the change in context - the innate or the abstract conditions.^©

Movement : function iterating form and form implementing function -the intrinsic condition.^©

Persistence : any Hierarchical constraint that acquires point aggregation from implementation and expresses flows of aggregated points. ^©

Point : a zero volume container - (also Function or Fulcrum).^©

Primitive : any given Rational Paradigm^© whose hierarchies are distributed mutually among other Rational Paradigms^©.^©

Radiation : ripples along the compartments of mass.^©

Rational : that which adheres to the rules that iteratively bind Cause, Effect, Function, and Form into the Universe.^©

Rational Paradigm ^© : bound septuple hierarchy that implements a complex mechanism - organic or inorganic life - a choir of angels .^©

RMCM^© : The Rational Model Of Complex Mechanisms.^©

Secular : all that which lies outside of the constraints of this model and arrises through the works of man indifferently to the will of God.^©

Shift : any given Hierarchical Condition.^©

Simple : multibehavioral polymorphism + inexpression© (see also complex).^©

Simpler : multibehavioral polymorphism + still greater inexpression© (see also Complexer©).^©

Simplicity : polymorphic multibehavioralism + inexpression© (see also complexity).^©

Synchronicity : distinct flows bound by the same constraint - concurrence.^©

Value : any flow within given flow.^©