Element
Brief Intro - Element
Loosely, an element can be anything. Any person, place, thing, idea, feeling, time, group, relationship, situation, proximity, etc.
More accurately, an element relates to other elements.
E = Element
R = Relationship
Examples
Just a few examples of elements are objects (like a chair, car or building), a person, people, ideas, concepts, information, feelings, moods, locations, situations, times, processes, descriptions, groups, relationships, and the proximity, as well as both groupings of, and parts or aspects of, the preceding examples.
An element is whatever you are considering for the moment to be both separate from, and in relation to, other elements.
An element may be described with one or more words.
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