Furthermore, one trigram is balanced against the other to create the 64 hexagrams that may be seen as 64 sets of paired Period 3 windows utilizing both binary and fractal components. Each of the 64 hexagrams describes a unique dynamic process. Likewise, DNA may be seen in this same way. Its pyrimidines and purines use the same organizational plan as the I Ching's bigrams. Fortunately, these two models, ancient and modern, provide us a means by which to apprehend a mathematical paradigm that is perhaps inherent in the fabric of the cosmos itself.
Numbers hook up to create the patterns of the universe.
Analogs form the networks of qualitative resonance in the timing and spacing of matter and energy, while linears develop discrete sums that quantify units of whatever is being spaced or timed. To merge the analog with the linear offers a way into a truly universal computation method. When we apply chaos theory, we see that each hexagram or each DNA swatch becomes a nonlinear equation. Each version is rooted in chaos theory - more particularly, in analinear number. This paradigm builds our bodies and our thoughts.