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Any reduced outer one is just a pole used as a vertex of a magnified triangle (with its outer relational pole minimized but actively present there anyway) from our uncertain subjectivity constant – plane. Instead, when we get the reduced outer as a bipole, specially very polarized ones as the opposite ones are, we are the nearest to imitate the centroid from the inner plane. Fundamentls can’t be only one, It’s easier for them to be at least two, so the outer.