touch · together
When there is no space between the boundaries of two things, and each can change the other.
Examples
- Two drops of mercury coalesce on a glass slide, instantly reshaping each other into a single sphere. physics
- The human fingertip touches a hot stove, and both skin cells and nerve signals change in response. biology
- Welding two steel beams in the Eiffel Tower frame fuses their surfaces into a single structural boundary. engineering
Emergence
through: The meeting of two boundaries in space enables mutual change, allowing energy or influence to pass between the things.
- mutual change
- contact-mediated interaction
- spatial continuity
Chain to foundations
as tree
Neighborhood
Concepts that depend on this one above; what it is built from below.
Used by (18)
clickL4contactL4interactingL4searchL4surfaceL4webL4heldL5peopleL6supportL6plugL8feelL11crossL13holdL13uponL13beachL15golfL15portL15handL17
Relations
| enables | interaction.process | touch is the spatial precondition for direct interaction |