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you are not allowed to perform any structural changes to your Subjects and Subjectives, | you are not allowed to perform any structural changes to your Subjects and Subjectives, | ||
- | add or remove Traits, can't enable or disable Details. Spawning new Subjects and Subjectives | + | add or remove Traits, can't enable or disable Details. Spawning new Subjects and Subjectives |
- | While comprising aforementioned limitations | + | While comprising aforementioned limitations |
to Traits data (essentially eliminating the copying) and being able to operate on Subjects and Subjectives concurrently in a threaded manner. | to Traits data (essentially eliminating the copying) and being able to operate on Subjects and Subjectives concurrently in a threaded manner. | ||
In its turn if you've enchained to a solid Chain you would get solid Cursors only, essentially safeguarding your Mechanic iterating/ | In its turn if you've enchained to a solid Chain you would get solid Cursors only, essentially safeguarding your Mechanic iterating/ | ||
- | The opposite of solidity is // | + | The opposite of solidity is called |
enchaining is active on the Mechanism, it can't be made solid and vice versa. | enchaining is active on the Mechanism, it can't be made solid and vice versa. | ||