How Might Cross-Linking of Tori Work?

Dr. Steven B Halls | November 2025

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How might cross-linking of tori work? Like, to make 2D surfaces and barriers on my previous post. I think image A, B and C are about "tension" pulling on a tube, (and not about churning ocean milk). https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/churning/

Images of tension pulling on a tube may be about cross-linking of tori into 2D surfaces and barriers, and the tube wrapping around something in the core may be a top-down view of the core in Minoan, Egyptian and Aegean images. A spool of rope is an analogy used in symbolism, and something rotates inside the core of a torus, causing precession of the north outflow and rotating horizontal outflows.

What about the tube wrapping around something in the core? What if that equates to a top-down view of the core on image D (Minoan), E (Egyptian), and F (Aegean). A spool of rope is an analogy used in symbolism, and if this lets you wonder about gravity as a tension, go ahead. https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/well/ https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/crane/ Is there something rotating inside the core of a torus? Yes, it causes precession of the north outflow and rotating horizontal outflows. Before today, I hadn't associated the coiling rope on A with images like D, but after today, this will be help a lot of things make sense. Image G is by Remedios Varo, who knew symbolism extremely well.

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