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Aperturstrahler II (Hornantennen), and tensions within the different types of relativism outlined in the preceding chapter. As they stand, all of these positions end up implicitly presupposing what they purport to reject — some notion of universal human need.

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Aperturstrahler III (Linsenantennen), as they do. This argument explores the societal preconditions which must be met by all collectivities if they are to survive over long periods of time thus ensuring an environment within which individuality can evolve.

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