circular/spherical infinity

A philosophical construct that circular/spherical infinity relatively illustrates, is the term "absolute relativity", which basically means everything is relative to itself and interconnected.

This may seem paradoxical but, regarding the seeming apparent contradiction between the absoluteness of "all is relative"
A visual representation of this could be a number of points all connected to each other.

However, this can lead to a sort of "fractal absolute relativity" in which, simply by zooming in or out on the "contained absolute relativity" can result in nested absolute relativities and can also be represented by enclosing a circle ( ) with a larger square touching the circle's outsides [( )], then enclosing the square with a larger circle touching the square's corners ([( )]), and so on infinitely. The contradiction of "absolute relativity" appears and disappears relative to the extent at which the concept is understood (related to). It works if you think about it...and understand it. Such is the nature of nature to be and not be a paradox.