small infinities take what they want

A small infinity may take what it wants: (1) collecting what it wants; (2) mixing-making-creating what it wants; (3) surfacing what it wants and for its own reasons.  

It takes from what it collects. It takes from what it mixes. It takes from what it surfaces.  

A small infinity may collect-mix-surface what others might want (what a specific person might want, or what people in general might want): collecting what others might want; mixing-making-creating to generate value that others might want; and then surfacing so that others might take the value that they want.  

It collects with others in mind. It takes from what it mixes, with others in mind. It surfaces with others in mind, so that they might take.  

"Might"? Yes “might”, because we cannot know a small infinity completely, cannot know completely what it wants, cannot know completely how the value is perceived, whether the value is really wanted and why. Complete knowledge of the other's wants is not available. Thus, what is given might be wanted or it might not be wanted, and every blend of wanting and not-wanting in between.

[Concept fields: indeterminacy, uncertainty principle, indeterminacy due to complexity, indeterminacy due to distance, social lives of infinite systems, giving, taking , Mixology Cycles, collecting (mixology), surfacing (mixology), problem of other minds, shared universe]

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