Synthesis

Part X: Being — Chapters 32, 33 — Plane Position: (0, 0) radius 0.6 — 35 Primitives

Workflow

1. Classify the problem using Position-Based Classification to determine its Complex Plane coordinates (real axis: logic↔creativity, imaginary axis: embodied↔abstract)
2. Identify active domains via Domain Activation — check which of the 10 domain regions contain the problem position
3. Plan navigation path through activated domains in dependency order, minimizing traversal cost
4. Apply cross-quadrant composition when the problem spans multiple quadrants — use bridge primitives for distant concepts (distance > 0.8)
5. Trace the dependency chain back to foundations to verify all prerequisites are covered

Key Concepts

Complex Plane of Experience (definition): The Complex Plane of Experience is a two-axis classification framework for mathematical concepts: the real axis spans from pure logic (-1) to pure creativity (+1), the imaginary axis spans from pure embodied (-1) to pure abstract (+1). Every mathematical concept occupies a position on this plane.

• Classifying mathematical problems by their character and abstraction level
• Organizing an entire mathematical curriculum into a navigable landscape
• Determining which mathematical domains are relevant to a given problem