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spatial proximity to other objects is more ordered than distant proximity

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No one has ever quantified order, and it is a difficult challenge. It helps to make some initial observations:

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*precise locations are more ordered than imprecise ones.

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*precise locations are more ordered than imprecise ones; spatial proximity to other objects is more ordered than distant proximity

*fast, predictable motion is more ordered than slow or unpredictable motion

*sharp delineation is more ordered than diffusion

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