Phosphorus

Phosphorus is the fifth developmental level where the skill or trait can be a subject which has an object. The entity which has the developmental object at this level does not distinguish the property from perceptions of it. It can be thought of as a play version of the skill and those who use it at this are said to be playing at the skill. Things which they make in this period are known as toys.

Both simple proficiencies and talents can be tasks at the phosphorus level. They cannot yet be combined with other tasks. They can have state and can (in the case of talents) modify such state.

At the phosphorus level of development, the perceptions are not affected by the imitation nature of this play as the illusion is wearing thin, but needs are still being met. The entity and those around it still may be guarding itself from the admission of delusion because needs are being so well met.

The atomic symbol for Phosphorus is P. The Atomic Number for phosphorus is 15. Phosphorus's Atomic Weight is 30.97.

Period: One

  • Subjects: perceptions (0)
  • Objects: needs (+)

Group: Group VA?

See also P 15 and Periodic Table.

— Scotus - 12 Jan 2002