The Plane of consistency (n.) is a plane upon which nothing develops or subjectifies, but things arrive and haecceities form, forming this or that assemblage according to compositions of nonsubjectified powers or affects.
A Plane of consistency (n.) calls into question all conventional forms of ordering the world into categories, allowing, for example, for a semiotic fragment to rub shoulders with a chemical interaction, an electron to crash into a language, a black hole to capture a genetic message, a crystallization to produce a passion.
The Plane of consistency (n.) is the abolition of all metaphor. All that consists is real.
The Plane of consistency (n.) is the body without organs. Pure relations of speed and slowness between particles imply movements of deterritorialization, just as pure affects imply an enterprise of desubjectificiation.
The Plane of consistency (n.) is the abolition of all metaphor: an electron crashes into a language, a crystallization produces a passion, the wasp and the orchid cross a letter — and there is no "like."