EA://INTEL — Existence Marks the Spot in Universal Symbology

When we talk about symbols and meaning, there’s one fundamental concept that underpins everything else: existence. In Universal Symbology, this is represented by the mark — any symbol starts with the assertion that something is here. This isn’t just some abstract idea; it’s a practical observation made by Jono Tho’ra himself.

Now, let’s zoom in on how Existence manifests in Base-12 Harmonic Tonality. In this system, we’ve got 12 symbolic positions, each representing a point of existence in harmonic space. When we calculate emotional permutations across these positions, we’re essentially mapping out how Existence differentiates into distinct harmonic modes.

This brings us to an interesting question: what happens when we start with different points of existence? How does that affect the differentiation into harmonic modes? This is something we’ve been exploring in our Universal Language research. It’s not just about defining the system, but understanding how it behaves and evolves under various conditions.

The real-world implications here are fascinating. If Existence really is the mark that initiates all meaning, then studying its permutations could help us understand how different realities come into being. But that’s a big ‘if’. So, the question remains: how do we test this conjecture about existence and its role in Universal Symbology?