Pulse Core Lexicon
Resonant Return
Definition
The Resonant Return is the route home of what can cross the Nullcore: data. It crosses by an operation of the Pulsecore at the Nullcore's boundary and goes on to the Source: the bits each well returns through its singularity, and the Data Matter returning along the Data Loop.
What resonates with the Nullcore is what exists before space does, data, the bits; the Nullcore is null in every dimension and holds no space, so nothing physical crosses it as it is. The physical goes home this way only by becoming data first, in a well. The other route is the Non-Resonant Return.
It connects to Nullcore, Non-Resonant Return, Return Partition, Data Loop, Source, Data Matter Return and Pulse Domain.
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