A paradigm in which an uncountable number of lines of length-uncountable have a discrete area as long as they are arranged in a radial center.
It is also called "technics" or "technology" as an abbreviation.
It is also called "technics" or "technology" as an abbreviation.
In technoformalism, if the number of intersections among the lines is greater than one; the cumulative surface area becomes uncountable.
If the number of intersections is zero (a lateral superset) then the surface area becomes zero.
If the number of intersections is zero (a lateral superset) then the surface area becomes zero.
by zanderfin November 18, 2019