OK, so in a conversation about "finding the cord/coord", does this video make sense as an analogy?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quxJH-5RZvY
To me, the cord/coord seems like a perspective from which the system's machinations make sense.
In the video above, the opening and closing Point of View of the camera was the cord/coord, visually speaking. The cord/coord is a position from which the arrangement of found items coheres into the artist's intended image, much like how Earth is a cord/coord for our constellations. From other locations, the relative positioning of the stars that form constellations we know from our perspective on Earth differ to the point where the constellations no longer "look right" from the Earthling standard.
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