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What is Technoformalism?
A paradigm in which an uncountable number of lines of length-uncountable have a discrete area as long as they are arranged in a radial center.
It is also called "technics" or "technology" as an abbreviation.
In technoformalism, if the number of intersections among the lines is greater than one; the cumulative surface area becomes uncountable.
If the number of intersections is zero (a lateral superset) then the surface area becomes zero.