FROM Zero to One: a Quantum Leap?

measurements (Photo credit: Rebecca and Bernhard)

One is the unit and reference measure
that determines all else.

The size of One is the radius of a circle
and thus an orbit of circulation
as well as a sphere
and thus a volume for mass.

The size of One
is the radius of a circle in one dimension of number and measure,
the amplitude of sin and cos in the two dimensions of curve and wave
and the count of a turn of a spiral in the 3D of space.

The size of One
sets sin and cos waves in motion – large or small –
as turns of a spiral (linear count)
within an orbit of circulation (2D plane)
contained in a sphere of ambulation (3D space).

One is the radius of One
and the diameter of An Other:
sin of a wave
and pole for a spiral.

As radius and diameter,
line and circle,
One is wave and particle,
sin and sphere.

One is Unit and Unity.
And yet it is multi-functional
as it unites polarities.

 

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