1033.60 Primitive Dimensionality

1033.601 Defining frequency in terms of interval requires a minimum of three intervals between four similar system events. (See Sec. 526.23.) Defining frequency in terms of cycles requires a minimum of two cycles. Size requires time. Time requires cycles. An angle is a fraction of a cycle; angle is subcyclic. Angle is independent of time. But angle is conceptual; angle is angle independent of the length of its edges. You can be conceptually aware of angle independently of experiential time. Angular conceptioning is metaphysical; all physical phenomena occur only in time. Time and size and special-case physical reality begin with frequency. Pre-time-size conceptuality is primitive conceptuality. Unfrequenced angular topology is primitive. (See Sec. 527.70.)