Parallellisia
Parallellisia is a term used in speculative theory and fictional contexts to describe a cross-domain phenomenon in which parallel structures or patterns arise independently across different levels of a system and persist despite divergent contexts. It serves as a heuristic for examining how similar forms can emerge from different causes and under different constraints without requiring direct interaction.
Etymology: The word parallellisia appears to be a neologism formed from the root parallel and the suffix
Concepts and contexts: In a geometric or physics-inspired frame, parallellisia may be described as a measure
Limitations: As a fictional or speculative construct, parallellisia lacks formal axioms, empirical validation, or consensus terminology
See also: parallelism, parallel processing, projection, symmetry, transformation.