LXKeys · Spatium
The formal spatial layer
An environment to understand, explore, resolve and verify Spatium positions, relations and presences.
Terrae Incognitae · TI-P040
What if verticality was not a conquest of space, but an adjustment to time?
Verticality in a graph can encode T, order, or simply a layout decision. It becomes temporal only if the projection rule explicitly says so. The proposition is therefore especially fertile for LTP°: it asks whether a visual orientation can carry time while requiring LXSpatium to publish the transformation that gives it that meaning.
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A declared structure, geometry still qualified
Numbers and accessible positions are kept distinct from the models used to make them visible. The nine inaccessible positions have canonical identifiers R01 through R09. Their geometry remains unformalized.
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No unqualified assertion
CANONICAL, DERIVED, ESTABLISHED, MODEL, HYPOTHESIS, OPEN_QUESTION and INTERPRETATION are never conflated.
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