Differentiation

Literally ‘becoming different’—‘differentiation’ is the action or process of differentiating—or distinguishing between (two or more) things, states, or people, such as through the process of becoming different by growth, production or development—indeed, evolution, which is an order of change and differentiation.
Differentiation is inherent to not only life but physics, such as seen in chemical differentation and accumulation of substances. In life sciences, differentiation includes evolution, and the process by which cells, tissue, and organs acquire specialized features, especially during embryonic development.
In Evola's theory of the trans-human it refers to at least an inner experience with influence on one's cosmic experience. It may be said to be an individual differential accumulation of a trans-psychological type, beyond a litmus or a threshold.
Men also generally differentiate themselves through competition, identity, virtue accumulation and signalling.
* Product differentiation, in marketing
Jonathan Niztan and Shimshon Bichler. theorise capitalism is fueled by men competing in capital differential accumulation which emphasizes the powerful drive by dominant capital groups to beat the average and exceed the normal rate of return. This concept is tied to a definition of capital as a social category rather than strictly a material category (as seen by neo-classical thinkers). 
also: 
* Differentiated security, a form of computer security that deploys a range of different security policies and mechanisms according to the identity and context of a user or transaction 
== Rhizomata ==
Difference; Differentiated Man; Marking; Sign; Separation; Initiation; Individuation
Differential; Differential accumulation; Accumulation; Primitive accumulation
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