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1. A prototype may not be understood as a paradigm of what should be done or as a previous version of a type made out of summarizing constants after the analysis of complexity and variability. "Putting these variables in variation" is more interesting and that is what a differential prototype does. Adding topological meaning, which has to do with homeostatic changes and variability related to compact and connected spaces, comes the definition of prototopo. So, a prototopo would be the adaptive, evolutionary and developed environment to experiment new ways of inhabitance.
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