527.71 Substance Is Systemic

527.711 People think of a point as the most primitive thing with which to initiate geometrical conceptioning. A point is a microevent of minutiae too meager, they say, to be dignified with dimensionality: Ergo, they assume a point to be only an “imaginary fix.” But speaking in the experiential language of science, whatever is optically point-to-able is a substance, and every substance has insideness and outsidenessergo, is systemic: Ergo, all point-to-ables can never be less than the minimum system: the tetrahedron. Points always amplify optically to be identifiable as systemic polyhedra.

527.712 All conceptual consideration is inherently four-dimensional. Thus the primitive is a priori four-dimensional, being always comprised of the four planes of reference of the tetrahedron. There can never be any less than four primitive dimensions. Any one of the stars or point-to-able “points” is a systemultratunable, tunable, or infratunable but inherently four-dimensional.