Territories are designated by rythm and melodies. Together these two create a territorial motif (refrain). Rythm exist between intervals and are spaced by intervals. Motifs are intertwining of rythm, an entangling of melodies. In Geophiliosophical terms, Felix Guattari refers to Chaosmosis as the intertwining of rythm and chaos.

Nature and cities operate within different frequencies, rythm, melodies, and refrains. The flow of time in each territory waxes and wanes in actual space. In virtual space, time is defined in terms of non pulsed time. Virtual time is simultaneity, or what Jung called synchronicity. It is time described as a mandala. The virtual world of the internet offers real time interaction at a distance, and so has properties of fields. The internet is an intensive domain, it's sense of dimensionality is inferred by it's global physical servers, geosynchronous satellites, and the computer screens displaying information. The virtual is more diagrammatic in structure than it is physical. To visualize the internet is to make metaphors of intensive thresholds and maps of relations of a complex system.