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Goals of Triplex Unity Theory

1. Orientate ourselves quickly and efficiently within a new and unfamiliar Subject Area.

2. Understand a Knowledge Framework more deeply and more thoroughly.

3. Enable ourselves to apply, or implement a Knowledge System more rapidly.

4. Enable ourselves to add, change, and generally improve upon an existing Knowledge System.

5. Interlink various Knowledge Systems to form a combined Meta-tasking System.

6. To develop an sub-conscious personal world-view modelled on Triplex Unity Theory.

Major tenets of Triplex Unity Theory;

1. That all systems have a three-fold nature, consisting of 2 primary and opposing polarities, and a 3rd polarity which is constructed from, or arises from a mixing of or a transition between, the other two.

2. That the three elements, or polarities within a defined system form a pattern in their relationship between each other, called a Triplicity, and that this pattern can be found in, relates to, and be used to describe other systems, through what is called Unity.

3. All Triplicities are graphically represented by a Geometry which consists of

a) three symbols, typically the triangle, circle, and square, in that order, each relating to the three component parts within the defined system, and
b) directional markers, typically arrows, placed between the symbols to represent the sequence or the position each component part occupies in relation to the others, within the defined system.

Further minor tenets:

1. Within a given Triplicity, the Geometry will vary according to the type of processes or spatial relationships being described by that Geometry, even though the three elements of that Triplicity may be the same.

2. When comparing several Triplicities for the purpose of studying a Unity, individual elements of the Triplicities may be changeable, provided that the changed element still fits within the Geometry without changing its geometrical structure.

3. Any singular component of a Triplicity, when viewed from a different perspective to the given Triplicity, may be composed of a further sets of Sub-Triplicities. These Sub-Triplicities

Rules and Guidelines of the Triplex Unity Theory.

Labelling

1. The individual elements of a Triplicity, represented by the Triangle, Circle and Square, will be labelled Polarities.

2. Triplicities will be labelled according to their subject matter,

For example, when discussing the triplex nature of the passage of time, which contains the three polar states of Past, Present, and Future, we will refer to it as the "Past-Present-Future Triplicity". When discussing time with a different focus or understanding, then of course the Triplicity shall have a different label, one more appropriate to that focus.

3. Geometries will be labelled according to their internal structure.

When discussing Geometries, which are the diagrams depicting the Triplicities, we will use special labels that represent the structure of the Geometry, for example in the case of the passage of time, the "Past-Present-Future Triplicity" will be represented by a "Linear Progressive Geometry". This will give some indication as to the type of process the Geometry is representing.

4. Unities will be labelled according to the subject areas they are connecting.