release · general
to let a thing go from a place where it is bounded to a place where it is not
Examples
- The 2011 Tohoku earthquake released 400 million times the energy of Hiroshima's atomic bomb as tectonic plates slipped 50 meters. geophysics
- The Linux Foundation released version 5.10 of the kernel, enabling new hardware support across millions of devices. computing
- Volkswagen released 11 million diesel cars with software that evaded emissions limits, later exposed by EPA tests. engineering
Emergence
through: the boundary limit opens, allowing a change process that permits movement from one space to another
- transition across boundaries
- permissioned release
- spatial liberation
Chain to foundations
as tree
Neighborhood
Concepts that depend on this one above; what it is built from below.
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