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1 The Fractal Binaries of the Gift
7 July   by Barbara Alice Mann

2 The Fractal Binaries of the Gift
Native American Culture Euro-Christian Culture Base Number: TWO Base Number: ONE Binary Math Linear Math

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Direction of the Sky — The Split Sky | E ← → W (½) (½) N (½) ↑ | ↓ S (½)

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+ → X

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Blackfeet Beaded Pouch, showing version of “plus sign”

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“Great Wave off Kanagawa” from “Views of Mount Fuji” by the Japanese artist Hokusai (1760–1849)

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A BinaryFractal by Mark Dow using “X” Pattern

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by Mark Dow Fractal Binary Showing “Haphazardnesss” of Gift Economy

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Gift Economy Binary Fractals Multiple Internally Multi-dimensional In Constant Motion

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Gift Economy: Binary Fractals Interacting in Perpetual Motion

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