Subject: more thinking about trilines & the quadriarea etc
Date: Jul 10, 2001 @ 21:28
Author: Michael Donner ("Michael Donner" <barbaria_longa@...>)
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trilines are of course not monolithic like tripoints
but are actually of dipolar constitution like a stick with 2 ends
 
their terminal points have different constituencies
different both from each other & from the intermediary line itself
 
for instance the so called defrlu triline spans nonidentical twin termini delufrlu & dedelufr
& it separates delu from fr everywhere as well
 
so as a line connecting 2 points it enjoys 3 distinct compositions or combinations
albeit of the same 3 countries
& it is never strictly speaking defrlu at all in just that express combination
 
 
from the purely punctological point of view it is not just a triline
but actually a dipole triline or a dipunctitriline
or to be more punctilious still  a ditripunctitriline
 
 
by contrast
the quadriarea of maximum possible uncertainty in southern africa
to the extent that it is real
is homogeneously bwnazmzw throughout its entire area
  or call it bonazazi or whatever else anyone may prefer to call it
& to that extent it already suggests an embryonic view of everyones land
 
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similarly all multipoints present a minimal schematic of the same view of multiplicative sovereignty
but it takes a triline or a quadriarea to really give this idea substance & credibility
in much the same way as multisovereign pointing in general needs the cover of bounding & claving
to make the pointing seem real or even interesting within the context of the 3dimensional physical world
 
the trick & real test of the power of everyones land will come in defrocking the exclusively divine rights of kings scam that still underlies contemporary views of sovereignty & territory
since most people really dont want to accept their own divine rights yet & would still rather give them away to a sovereign or country
or really to anyone or anything but self
 
 
 


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