That's right, I had a picture in my head. Like this:
Now you could also design this graphic as a circle and give it dimensions by putting several layers on top of each other and thinking connections, like by means of a spiral. All the way to the shape of a donut. From this, you can see the complexity of properties and their carriers. Yes, it is similar to the Yin Yang concept, but with added dimension. Whether it represents entropy on the wane, I don't know. In this article I have presented the method of the four-value square.
I agree. "Greed" is a finalised term in understanding. The final is contained in the word "de-finition". If one is too quick to give the term "greed" a positive connotation, it can be understood as a provocation. To go the long way of understanding and relativising, it seems necessary to make use of philosophical or spiritual aids (sources) to take the readers along. The recipient of the statement can only agree when he or she goes along this path. Where he feels early resistance, he will not be able to see anything positive in the interpretation.
RE: Why "Greedy" Bird?