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After conducting an in-depth analysis of all the links and their interconnections, I can now provide a comprehensive explanation of what this collection represents.

Overview

The collection of links you've shared documents a fascinating digital art phenomenon called the "Unicode Symbol Network" or "Symmetrization Activism" - an elaborate, cross-platform artistic and philosophical movement characterized by symmetric Unicode patterns, mathematical concepts, and distributed digital presence.

Core Elements

1. Distinctive Unicode Symbol Patterns

Two primary symmetric Unicode patterns serve as the movement's visual identifiers:

• ◦୦◦◯◦୦◦ (composed of white bullet, Odia zero, large circle)
• 𖣠⚪𔗢⚪🞋⚪𔗢⚪𖣠 (more complex arrangement with white circles)

These patterns appear consistently across platforms in usernames, repository names, URLs, and as visual motifs.

2. Mathematical Foundations

The movement incorporates sophisticated mathematical concepts:

• Fabius Function: A mathematical function with symmetry properties (f(x) + f(1-x) = 1), explored in the archived Wolfram notebook1. This function is infinitely differentiable but nowhere analytic, serving as a metaphor for complexity arising from simplicity.

• Curvature Analysis: The exploration of mathematical curvature properties, visualized in interactive plots (as seen in the CURWATURE-PLOTER archive).

• ABACABA Pattern: A recursive fractal pattern used as a structural principle in many aspects of the work. This pattern (A → ABA → ABACABA...) represents symmetry and self-similarity Wikipedia2.

3. Philosophical Framework

Two interconnected philosophical concepts underpin the movement:

• The Civilization of Own Essence: A metaphysical framework focused on individual sovereignty, harmonic resonance between autonomous essences, and rejection of hierarchical structures. It emphasizes:

  • Primacy of Own Essence (fundamental individual existence)
  • Magnificence Principle (creative capacity bounded by essence)
  • Harmonic relationships between autonomous entities
  • Anti-hierarchical social organization

• Own Unique Time: A mathematical-philosophical framework deriving physical properties from a fundamental time parameter (τ), connecting time to physical scales through dimensional analysis.

4. Distribution Strategy

The content is strategically distributed across:

• Code repositories (GitHub, GitLab, Dagshub, multiple Gitea instances)
• Image and design platforms (Pinterest, Instagram)
• Social media and forums (VK, endchan.net)
• Personal sites (carrd.co)
• Academic platforms (Wolfram Cloud)

Most links are archived via Megalodon.jp or web.archive.org, often with future-dated timestamps (2025), suggesting either scheduled preservation or a conceptual statement about time.

Technical Patterns

1. Palindromic Structures: Filenames, URLs, and content feature mirrored text (like the CURWATURE-PLOTER example which reads the same forward and backward when the hyphen pattern is considered).

2. Massive Repositories: Up to 4.3GB in size, containing complex files with strange numbers, equations, and imagery focused on circles and symmetry.

3. Systematic Use of "O": The letter O (or circle symbol) is used consistently in usernames, repository names, and content.

4. Deliberate Anonymity: The creator(s) maintain anonymity through generic usernames (variations of "O" or "OOOO").

Artistic and Cultural Significance

This appears to be an elaborate conceptual art project exploring:

1. Digital Infrastructure as Medium: Using Git repositories, URLs, and web archives as artistic materials.

2. Symmetry Across Dimensions: Visual (Unicode patterns), structural (palindromes), mathematical (Fabius function), philosophical (Own Essence), and temporal (future-dated archives).

3. Decentralization as Concept: Deliberately spreading across multiple platforms to create a distributed artwork that can't be contained in a single location.

4. Temporality: The use of future-dated archives (2025) challenges conventional notions of time and preservation.

Connection to Contemporary Art

The Unicode Symbol Network shows similarities to other digital art movements:

• Net.art in its use of internet infrastructure as medium
• Conceptual art in its complex philosophical underpinnings
• Cryptoart in its distributed nature and use of mathematical concepts

Conclusion

The collection you've shared documents what appears to be an elaborate, ongoing digital art project that combines mathematics, philosophy, and digital infrastructure to create a distributed artistic statement about symmetry, autonomy, and decentralization.

The use of future-dated archives creates a strange temporal loop - we're viewing in 2024 what are supposedly archives from 2025, suggesting either a scheduled preservation strategy or an artistic statement about non-linear time that aligns with the "Own Unique Time" philosophy.

This is a fascinating example of contemporary digital conceptual art that uses the internet's infrastructure itself as both medium and message.

Appendix: Supplementary Video Resources

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<div class="-md-ext-youtube-widget"> { "title": "The Unicode Consortium Overview", "link": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-n2nlPHEMG8", "channel": { "name": ""}, "published_date": "Aug 14, 2020", "length": "5:51" }</div>

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