Definition: Ennead is a type of energy stored in the form of light and sound waves. It is also known as a "three-dimensional" or "four-dimensional" wave, meaning that it can exist in three dimensions (x, y, z) simultaneously. Enneads are often used to represent complex systems such as neural networks, where they can store and transmit information in multiple dimensions at the same time.
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