Change is Order
1. The movement of X from point A to point B is the repetition of X; this repetition is symmetry.
2. The movement of X from point A to point B is the repetition of the point of change in movement as A and B; this repetition is symmetry.
3. The movement of thought X from point A to point B is the repetition of thought X; this repetition is symmetry.
4. The movemwnt of thought X from point A to point B is the repetition of the point of change of the thought as A and B; this repetition is symmetry.
5. The point of change is the emergence of a limit and the dissolution of another, in these respects there is the superposition of opposites and differences and as such each is distinct by the act of change being a ratio of emergence to dissolution; this ratio is order.
6. The repetition of the point of change is the identity of the limit itself, what exists across a continuum of emergence and dissolution of the limits it is composed of; this a fixed point pattern.
7. The repetition of the point if change is the scaling of the fixed point limit across differing contexts; thus change is scaling.
8. What remains is limit nested within the limits of emergence and dissolution thus what remains is a pure form from n-dimensions.