The Theory of Spectra

The 20 most important spectra, for humans.

Spectra are well known phenomena, but are not recognized to be as widespread as they are. This theory attempts to expand the definition to the reality. Artificially constrained theories aren't uncommon. The Newtonian law regarding the conservation of energy, "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction", is artificially constrained, I would say, since it applies equally to psychology and physics.
All objects in the cosmos come in as many variations as can be imagined. These iterations, taken together, are called a spectrum. Spectra can have no ends, one end, or two ends. A no ended or a one ended spectrum is infinite. A two ended spectrum is finite. Characteristic of two ended spectra is that the object spectrafied changes into its opposite as one traverses the spectrum. All spectra contain an infinite number of iterations, whether or not they possess ends. Nouns and verbs identify or name spectra while adjectives and adverbs identify iterations.
To take some examples. Speed is a two ended spectrum ending at full stop and the speed of light. "Very fast" identifies a group of iterations of interest. Scale is, perhaps, a no ended spectrum from the infinitely small to the infinitely large. As can be seen in this example, the ends are opposites. Color is a two ended spectrum between the infra-red and the ultra-violet. Temperature is a one ended spectrum beginning at zero Kelvin.
All objects, whether material or spiritual, conform to this theory. Most objects are defined by the intersection of many spectra. Leaves, for example, can be defined by their positions on several spectra, size, shape, color, etc. In the same way, human personalities can be defined by their position on several spectra: gaiety, spirituality, intellectuality, naturality, sexuality, etc.
The utility of this insight is manifold. The greatest importance lies in the potential to know when one can see all of the choices available by identifying the opposites on the spectrum of interest. This ability means that one can avoid extremist views, which always have negatives associated with them when adhered to overlong. For instance, one can identify the religious extremes, atheism and denial of materiality and aim for the healthy center. Or the awareness spectrum, from the unaware machine universe, to the fully aware funhouse universe. From unalterable conservatism to the infinitely malleable liberalism. From the extremely masculine nazis to the extremely feminine headhunters.
Sexual spectra are of particular interest and importance to humans so I have created several graphs to describe this phenomenon.
Spectra are sometimes represented as circular to advantage and even coils, occasionally. No geometric shape will capture them, fully, but this is characteristic of features of the cosmos.