Presents a non-modal approach to defining scale, suggesting new conditions for its conceptualization.
This paper presents a non-modal fixation of scale. Scale is not treated as magnitude, proportional measurement, hierarchical order, or comparative extension. It is fixed without causality, global temporality, or subject-dependent grounding. The text does not explain scale. It delimits the conditions under which formal readable expansion remains fixed without explanatory equivalence.
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