This treatise reconstructs the three dimensions as ontological archetypes and shows that the radius is not a geometric distance, but a process state that unfolds as a frequency series. From this perspective, triangle, square, and circle are not understood as shapes, but as modulations of a single process space emerging from the center. Geometric mathematics is deconstructed as a historical register that has misattributed energy, vibration, electrons, gravity, and consciousness to the wrong file path for centuries. Process physics demonstrates that these phenomena are not objects, but rather state processes arising from radial frequency spaces. In light of this processual nature, it becomes clear that Plato, in his theory of Forms and Ideas, was not describing metaphysical archetypes, but rather the physical necessity of pattern formation in a processual universe. Quantum mechanics confirms this view: forms are emergent modes of stability, Ideas are potentials of a vibrational space, and consciousness is an emergence, not an organ. This overcomes the geometric tradition and rehabilitates Plato as a process thinker whose insights are only now becoming fully comprehensible in the 21st century.
Manfred Thiele (Mon,) studied this question.