Difference between revisions of "Axon"

ItThe exact definition of axi among Rosharan scholars is uncertain, as it is unknown how modern thetheir studies of "axial" physics of Rosharan scholars are compared to their Yolish counterparts who are aware of subatomic particles{{wob ref|3812}},. andFor soexample, it is unclear whether a typical Rosharan scholar would know the difference between fundamental particles, chemical elements, and molecules. Hence, the typical Rosharan definition of axi is uncertain.

In [[Surgebinding]], the Surges of [[Cohesion]] and [[Tension]] are defined as being related to different types of ''axial interconnection'', with Cohesion being the Surge of ''strong'' axial interconnection and Tension being the Surge of ''soft'' axial interconnection.{{book ref|sa2|part=ars}} This indicates that these Surges work on the bonds between axi, although again what axi means in this case remains unclear.

As Khriss mentions it while discussing Rosharan Surgebinding, the strong axial force is likely the same thing as the above-mentioned term ''strong axial interconnection'' mentioned above, and related toor the Surge of Cohesion.

* The terms strong axial force and strong axial interconnection are reminiscent of the ''strong interaction'' in physics, responsible for the ''strong nuclear force'' between nucleons and the ''color force'' between quarks. ThisNone isof notthis is directly related to the scientific concept of ''cohesion'', which is more about the attraction between molecules of the same kind.

* Brandon has spoken about the nuclear forces and other fundamental forces being the inspiration behind the Surges.{{wob ref|10152}} However, he also qualified this by saying that he was not actually using those specific forces exactly, but is rather using more fanciful ideas partially derived from the concept of fundamental forces.{{wob ref|10559}} Thus, the similarity between the strong axial force and the strong nuclear force might just be mostly in the name. InThis is likely the same way,for the Surge of Cohesion might not necessarily deal withsoft molecularaxial cohesioninterconnection inand the strictest''weak scientificnuclear senseforce''.