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  The Primordial Point: Foundation of Relationality At the very core of any system lies a single point , which represents the most fundamental unit of existence. Initially, this point exists in isolation, incapable of relating to anything else. However, the very fact that it exists implies the potential for relationality—its existence hints at the possibility of interaction and connection. The point begins to relate when it differentiates itself, extending or projecting into two new points. This marks the first step towards multiplicity, transitioning from unity to duality , and introducing the concept of asymmetry into the system. Dimensional Growth and Emergent Symmetry As the process of relationality unfolds, each new point created does not merely connect back to the original point, but also establishes connections with other new points that form its neighborhood . This leads to a triadic relationship: the original point and two emergent points, representing the minimal geome...