1. Disposing of Carrier Separate in Time -- Under what conditions must the properties exist? When... SegmentingRearranging Adding / Subtracting High Thrust Low Thrust Transformable States Abraidable Material Prior Action Prior Counter Action / Cushion Excessive Action Painted Grossly then Detailed Masking Drive Sharp Copy Remove Sharp Copy Drive Blunt Pile Shaping Cap Copy Nesting Tar Flexible on Stiff Silver Flexible Cut Slow then Fast

2. Repeated Use Separate Gradually -- Can opposing property be built up over time? Little water used over and over = much water Gradually Merge Disposable Objects A lot of paper plates= 1 porcelain plate Starts Sharp and ends Blunt

3. Two Objects Separate in Space -- Where must the properties exist at the same moment in time? Sharp & Blunt Extraction + No Contact Contacts Guided / Nesting Sharp pile guiding a blunt pile Nested bowls Attached Blunt & Sharp RoundSquare Non-Uniform Round Square Blunt & Sharp

4. Multiplication Merging Separate by Scale -- Can elements be segmented or multiplied ? Segmentation = Insoluble and Soluble Countering Carrier Long and Short Nesting Solid / Powder Gel-Cap Mixture Reflective and Absorbing Square & Round Heavy and Light Massive and Light Flexible and Stiff Interacting Parts Inflexible on Flexible Sand Paper: Round and Square Smooth and Rough Hiding Thick and Thin Big and Small Explosion

5. Separate by Direction Can there be opposing properties in different dimensions? Sharp Dull Round Square Sharp Blunt Stiff Flexible

6. How you Look Separate by Perspective What if you look at it in a different way ? By Comparison Tall Compared to Short Door Short Compared to Tall Door Large and Small Using Paint / Fake Marble and Wood Exist and Not Exist Facsimile / Copy Fast Slow

7. Separate by Field Properties Separate Between Substance and Field Moving and Stationary Round and Square Mixed and Unmixed Opaque and Transparent