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TERMINAL
TERMINAL
ScnMaster
1. any point of no
form
or any
form
or dimension from which
energy
can
flow
or by which
energy
can
be received.
2. In
facsimiles
,
ridges
and electrometers,
terminals
operate and current
flows
only when they are
fixed
in
time
and space.
Alternating current
becomes possible only because of an overlooked
item
, the
base
of the
meter
, which is
fixed
in
time
and space and which keeps the
terminals
apart by fixing
them
in
time
and space.
—
LRH
, 8-8008 —
Scientology
8- 8008 Glossary Final approval c. 3 Mar 1990