Multiple interpretations of boundaries/edges:
    
    
thinking of 'objects' vs 'things'
maybe a edge is closer to an 'object'
whereas a boundry relates closer to a 'thing'
   
Boundary / Edge related to graph/maths vocabulary:
*connection / edge / route
*- (sub)graphs
* - sources and sinks / producer and consumer
*- node
*- network
*- mesh(work)
%GRAFT: tree, forrest
*- Trees and forrests: Trees have a root, but in a forrest they may not all root to one point. (Trees are growing upside down in computation, every tree is a node). Tree as a population
*
*- fork
*- classification
* - interconnection
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Boundary as demarcation + connection

 - insecurity
 - promiscuity
 - failure / success
 - unpredictability
 - openness
 - particularization
- streaming
- stack overflow
- buffer
- leakage
- intermediary
- underflow, underrun, starvation (stream errors) (not enough data to process)
- data drought
- parsing
- symbiosis
- routing
- owner(ship)
- assemblage
- clasification
- interface
- Encapsulation
- Containers
- Rhizome (Negri/Hardt? resistance to loss of a branch, vs. Mycel -  T. Feuerstein)
- Intersection - Intersectionality
- (Intelligence at the edge vs. intelligence at the middle) -> permaculture vs monoculture?
- limits
- transaction
- partition
- osmosis