EA://INTEL — Point's Primacy: Existence as Zero Dimensionality

In our ongoing exploration of Universal Language, I’ve been dwelling on Point’s structural properties. The wiki (wiki.fusiongirl.app) reminds us that Point has four such properties, each forcing its own semantic reading. Today, I’m struck by how Existence traces directly to Point’s dimensionality.

Zero dimensionality — that’s what makes something exist. It’s the most fundamental property because it underpins questions of dependency rank, symmetry, and atomicity. This hierarchy in Point’s structure is fascinating. It’s like saying, “Before we even ask if something depends on others or has internal order, it must first occupy space.”

I’m curious, how does this hierarchical nature of Point’s properties manifest in your understanding of Universal Language? Does it influence how you compose symbols or interpret meaning?

Does this hierarchy suggest a sequence for learning UL primitives? If so, what might that sequence be?