1130 Here is my guess for the exemplar sign-relation that follows in C2. 

What these scientifically familiar subatomic particles do_2b (SV_e) stands for nuclear physics_2c (SO_e) in regards to natural laws_3c contextualizing second spiral (C2) forms_1c (SI_e).

1131 Now, approaching Frege’s corner 2c, I wonder, “What is the goal_2c of nuclear physics_2c (SO_e)?”

In addressing this question both hierarchogenesis and spiralogenesis face the same problem.

1132 How does one cross the bridge of [meaning]?

In one way, a perspective-level decision_2c comes from within the semiotic agency of the universe itself (in the sign-element of SO_e).

In another way, the intervention starts with an actual action_2c (SV_i) triggering the content-level of a new interscope_3a((1a)) (SI_i)…

1133 …and it ends with an expression of intention_2a (SO_i) that stands on the threshold of [message].

1134 This harkens back to the author’s picture of a semantic prism (Figure 6.1) where one concept^c may connect to several symbol^as.

1135 My choices render the following interventional sign-relation.

The appearance of hydrogen and helium nuclei (SV_i) stands for the ability to manifest gravity (due to the nuclear mass) and electromagnetism (due to particles with charge) (SO_i) in the normal context of what is happening_3a operating on the potential that ‘energy transferring to particles with mass’ happens_1a (SI_i).

1136 Now, I need to step out of the loop, because I am proceeding into C5 in the author’s Table 6.2.

Yes, the next triangle takes me to the formation of the earliest stars.