Linking Points, also known as NEXUSES, are points of connection between two or more elements. They are often used to create relationships between different ideas, concepts, or objects. For example, in a network diagram, NEXUSES can be used to represent the connections between different nodes. In literature, NEXUSES can be used to link characters, settings, and plot points. In mathematics, NEXUSES can be used to represent the relationship between two or more equations. In general, NEXUSES are used to create a bridge between two or more distinct elements.