A discussion of the mechanism by which dissonant spaces are produced and eliminated from the conjoined consensuality by those controlling the system.

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A discussion of how trendsetting within the context of reverse substitution promulgates conventionality and determines the spatial and temporal coordinates of substitution events.

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A discussion of how chance encounters merely integrate a history we have forgotten into our self-representation.

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A discussion of how the health of a bodily cycle is linked to a particular form of substitution event.

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A discussion of how the objects of consciousness of the incoming and outgoing consciousness in a reverse substitution event have some overlap.

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A discussion integrating the telescopic effect into our discussion of reverse substitution events.

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A discussion of the selection process by which the incoming and outgoing consciousness is determined in a reverse substitution event.

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A discussion of the "stacking" of the outgoing and incoming consciousnesses to a vessel during a reverse substitution event.

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A discussion of sequential substitution events comprising a potentially infinite number, a technique called "skipping", which reuses the negation at the conclusion of the reverse substitution event producing strings linked by negational valence.

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A reintroduction of the esoteric gates, from the Complete Series, to our discussion of the bifurcation of perception.

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