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Yep. I always immediately see the torus shape in things like this now.
Quoting: Septenary Man Good, now look for the 8's that come with the spin and addition of 2 pi. Ah, adding more detail to visually define motion. Why addition of 2 pi, though?  2 pi radius is the circumference of a circle. But, you're not talking about that. Oh...I think I gotcha. 2 pi being the two inversion points of the 8. One on each side of the eight defining the circles. >8< where the >< is pointing to where the inversion points occur, collapsing in towards pi (singularity point). OR, you are just using the 2 pi to describe the two spheres. It is the second one, I think. Either way, it is pi collapsing into infinity through the inversion places of the laterally spinning torus. Pi quite literally falling out of itself. Projection of force/mass/measure of reactivity. The overt need to/towards reproduction of self.Perpetually...
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