02 Second Order/Carrying Conditions/Intake
Intake
Intake names availability crossing inward through a boundary into carrying. Where in carries inward placement and carrying names continuation of a resolved condition through participation, intake names the condition through which what was outside becomes available within a body, system, or scope. Intake does not determine whether what enters supports, disrupts, alters, or overloads carrying; it names the inward crossing that makes those later reads possible.
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Intake becomes recognisable where availability crosses inward through a boundary and enters carrying - where what was outside is no longer merely present at the boundary but has become available within the carrying condition.