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Authors: Dan Howitt
The following metamathematical analyses of the mathematical concepts and language "zero dimensional", "one dimensional", "two dimensional", "extra dimensional", "infinity", "zero", "nothing", "pure geometry", and "curved space", demonstrate that they are arrived at via one or more of conceptual dissociation, conceptual association, and variations of linguistic alteration, and that they, as such, cannot represent facets of the universe. (The above and below language that are quoted are so because their meanings are in question).
Comments: 9 Pages. © 2026 Dan Howitt
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