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The weight of meaning rests upon a set of immediate factors that may involve context, relevance and myriad personal circumstances that link an observer with what it is that they are drawing meaning from. What is perhaps less potent in this cognitive whirl is the role played by scale, or resolution - the perceptive point of distance from which someone is able to analyse something. If we look upon a sunlit meadow from a sitting position on a blanket, we may see peace and tranquillity; there becomes a point however, where the scale at which the same environment can be observed may reveal the …