inside · spatial
Ask Prometheusin the space that is within an object's boundary
Inside (noun) means: in the space that is within an object's boundary. It emerges from boundary, space, object: the boundary of an object limits a region of space, and being within that region constitutes being inside. In the EmergenceLexicon it sits at computed level 5, chaining down to the four foundations (space, time, energy, pattern).
Examples
- The International Space Station maintains a pressurized interior where astronauts live and work in Earth-like atmospheric conditions. engineering
- Mitochondria contain a matrix inside their inner membrane where the Krebs cycle produces ATP. biology
- The containment building at Fukushima Daiichi surrounded reactor cores with steel and concrete to confine radioactive material. physics
Emergence
through: the boundary of an object limits a region of space, and being within that region constitutes being inside.
- contained spatial region
- interiority
- bounded enclosure
Chain to foundations
full chain as text (33 steps)
Neighborhood
Concepts that depend on this one above; what it is built from below.
Used by (38)
caseL6containerL6contentL6outsideL6privateL6regionL6securityL6packageL7houseL8townL8rose tinted glassesL10paradoxL11maintenanceL14aliveL15capacityL15comfort zoneL15constraintL15contradictionL15exhaustionL15healthyL15metacognitionL15obsoleteL15rationalizationL15scaffoldL15self-deceptionL15self-esteemL15boxL16exteriorL16denialL18legacy codeL18resilienceL18window exit versus removed partL18can of wormsL19doomedL19willpowerL19conscienceL20delusions of grandeurL20in the weedsL20
Relations
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