To see intelligibles from the perspective of ‘parts make wholes’ is an orientation whose dangers become cultures and minds. The natural genius that underlies intelligence, understanding, awareness and prodigy inverts this, and sees gestalts in precedence to ‘parts-oriented’ and ‘function-analytical’ frameworks. Something more like intelligence immediately recognizes that the frameworks are fictions, and unity is implicit in beings. In this, beings and minds are fundamentally ‘a-mechanical’ in the sense of bearing likeness to machines or tools. Our nature and the potentials of our intelligence lie far beyond (and, indeed, before) the projections of language, especially where that language is the product of duplicitous or mimetic purposes.

Unity cannot be simulated.