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When two sides refuse to agree, and the imbalance is exactly the point.
means A lack of equal correspondence between parts, where one side differs in size, shape, weight, or arrangement from the other.
from From Greek a- (without) plus symmetria (agreement in measure), surfacing in English around the 1650s when mathematicians needed a word for things that simply would not match.
Human bodiesFaces are subtly lopsided; perfect symmetry looks eerie.
PhysicsMatter outnumbered antimatter, so anything exists at all.
Heart placementInternal asymmetry tucks your heart slightly left.