The other difficulty is that focusing our attention simultaneously on the meeting points of the extremes of three variables, e. g., activity, strength and valence, is not easy. Although these, over time, will average out, at any given moment the points where they meet may well be seen as primordial. These eight corners may easily be characterized by human figures. Four of their bodies have convex profiles, their arms akimbo and heads thrown back to indicate receptivity. Four opposite ones with concave profiles, elbows drawn back and heads lowered indicate defensiveness.
Rapid breathing is indicated by running, while kneeling is for slow breathing.
Although these postures might seem to have little to do with the Paradigm, I maintain that, under other labels, they are alternate styles of response to the whole range of human problems. You may judge this assertion when you have seen them applied to the relevant Individual and Collective archetypes. You may think of parts one and two as presenting what I consider to be the parameters of a fundamental crystalline form, or the rules of a puzzle. My suggestions as to its solution comprise the Semantic Space of part three . If you accept the rules, accept my challenge to improve upon it.