The Nature of Polarity
1. Pure convergence results in all distinctions unified as indistinct nothingness as there is not distinction to converge.
2. Pure divergence results in all distinctions seperated as indistinct nothingness, as there is no distinction to diverge.
3. Pure convergence and divergence are effectively nothingness; the pure convergence of both processes is effectively nothingness, the pure divergence of both processes is effectively nothingness.
4. What remains is the process of the distinction of "nothingness" thus convergence and divergence is the recursive distinction of "nothingness".
5. The distinction of nothingness is not nothingness but the distinction of nothingness thus there is no nothingness but the distinction of it.
6. Pure convergence is contracting "nothingness", pure divergence is expanding "nothingness".
7. Thus convergence is the distinction of contraction, this contraction is the repetition of multiple distinctions unto a unity.
8. Thus divergence is the distinction of expansion, this expansion is the repetition of a unified distinction unto a multiplicity.
9. Pure unity has no contrast thus is nothing; pure multiplicity is only contrast thus is nothing.
10. Distinct Unity is unity because of contrast to distinct multiplicity, distinct multiplicity is multiplicity as the unity of distinct multiplicity.
11. What remains is distinction, this distinction is the polarity of absolute convergence and absolute divergence, this polarity is the distinction of "nothingness" as a recursive distinction.
12. Only distinction remains, what is indistinct is but a distinction of the distinct.