My intuition is that the archetype of selection is phi, because it creates a pecking order.,(reply>), The first wheel was not a utilitarian object but an object of veneration. It was venerated because, for the first time, it allowed humans to mark the passage of time. The first time was all time. It was only thousands of years later that this object of veneration was used for transport. Imagine man looking at a wheel in the sky and he can tell that it turns because it has phases... not like the phases of the moon which merely go back and forth, but that travel around the circumference of the wheel, counterclockwise from night to day  (and not the other way around). He asks himself: "What causes it to move? What engages the motion? Why does it not just glow as did the sun?". No, I'm not talking about the moon, and I'm not talking about our current sun, but another much redder one.<br><br>Are bonds just bonds in the abstract, or are all bonds rather the same kind of force as either the original or artifacts of that original source that attracts and repels?