Heart
An organ identity whose rhythmic activity participates in, but does not independently define, the organism.
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- Scale
- organism
- Parent identity
- human-body
- Boundary rule
- Rhythm is a shared structural feature, not proof that every oscillator has the same kind of Mind.
- Formation address
- not declared
- Containment depth
- 6
- Capability depth
- living-regulation
- I · inside
- The organ’s tissues, chambers, flows, and regulatory state.
- O · outside
- Blood vessels, nervous and endocrine signals, other organs, and environment-mediated demand.
- R · relation
- The active oscillation → contact → reinforcement → leakage → return passage through which both orientations change and consequence is carried forward.
- Change carrier
- Material, energetic, chemical, and signalling exchange coordinated through living regulation and repair.
- Centre of renewal
- Organism-level circulation requirement
- Native mechanism
- Material, energetic, chemical, and signalling exchange coordinated through living regulation and repair.
- Residue
- review required
- Return route
- review required
- Closure criterion
- A recognizable Heart relational form remains renewable across changed states; loss of its declared boundary or return path ends this address.
- Relational face
- What Human body encounters as the continuing contribution of Heart; the face compresses internal detail without erasing consequential change.
Guardrail: Rhythm is a shared structural feature, not proof that every oscillator has the same kind of Mind. The node shares the inside–outside–relation grammar with other identities, while its native mechanism and proof state remain distinct.
Engine assignments: oscillation_phase · legacy_import · candidate; relation_contact · legacy_import · candidate; reinforcement · legacy_import · candidate; leakage_loss · legacy_import · candidate; closure_return · legacy_import · candidate
Provenance: site-legacy:lib/identity-universe.ts · IDENTITY_UNIVERSE_NODES#heart
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