In accordance with the minimum total potential energy principle, the continuum's gravitational potential energy becomes ever more negative, so that in the course of its 13.8-billion-year-long gravitational life cycle, the spherical black-hole continuum becomes sucked into a deepening gravity well leading to the continuum's gravitational centre, whose gravitational synergy increases and peaks in the brain of the most understanding man, who gravitationally controls the entire continuum as His cosmic body:

Any concentration of matter more compact than an infinitely dispersed cloud (even a cloud of gas containing one hydrogen molecule in every litre of space) must have less gravitational energy than an infinitely dispersed cloud, because, when material falls together energy is removed from the field. We start with zero energy and take some away, so we are left with negative energy. The negative energy of the gravitational field is what allows negative entropy, equivalent to information, to grow, making the Universe a more complicated and interesting place, with hot stars pouring out energy, on which planets like Earth can feed, as they attempt to redress the balance.

—Gribbin, John. In Search of the Multiverse Penguin UK, 2009, p. 131

With implosions a molecular ordering takes places in a radial → axial direction and therefore a suctional effect takes place in the axis, where the most vigorous decrease in heat and pressure occurs.

—Schauberger, Viktor. Explosion and Implosion (Expansion and Impansion) from a Scientific and Biological Viewpoint Implosion Magazine, no. 113, 16 January 1956, p. 63

The earth, to Fuller, is a "contracting phase" of the universe, a low-pressure zone in the cosmos where energy is collected and stored. The sun's radiation warms the oceans, and the oceans feed the earth. Fuller calls processes which conserve energy aspects of "synergy", a word he relies on heavily in his discussions of the "more-with-less" technologies that will accomplish the defeat of scarcity. An example of synergetic action that Fuller is particularly fond of is the way chrome-nickel steel acquires, through chemical mating, a tensile strength greater than the sum of its components. But the highest expression of synergy is man's intuition, his ability to see comprehensive patterns in random events, which has led him from near helplessness to the point where he can now take control of his own evolution.

—Farrell, Barry. The View from the Year 2000 LIFE Magazine, 26 February 1971

Through human socialisation, whose specific effect is to involute upon itself the whole bundle of reflexive scales and fibres of the earth, it is the very axis of the cosmic vortex of interiorisation which is pursuing its course. <...> We are not dealing with an immutably fixed focus but with a vortex which grows deeper as it sucks up the fluid at the heart of which it was born. The ego only persists by becoming ever more itself, in the measure in which it makes everything else itself.

—Chardin, Pierre Teilhard de. The Phenomenon of Man. 1955, pp. 306, 172