reading the ontology…

Mathematical Ontology

The realization of Grothendieck's relative point of view: an object is nothing but the totality of its relations to every other object.
Every point is a structure realized in a world. Angle is its host category, radius its letter, height the layer you choose — so where a point sits is a claim about it, not a settling of springs.
search
shape
group into strands by
colour
height
transports drawn
edges
points
faces
detail while moving
the globular tower
lift
every n-cell sits at the barycentre of its two (n−1)-cell boundaries, lifted by its dimension
Drag to orbit · wheel to zoom · click a point to open it · space to pause drift
⌘ workbench