Base 1 Math

So, this does not mean "Base" as in the system we understand it. Rather, Base 1 math, is reducing everything down to its simplest form, to avoid the radical. As if you augment shapes above base 1 the radical factor exponentiates, and creates useless numbers.

In fact, all geometry is understood at Base 1. Heron's formula, for example, only works in Base 1 Math. As does Sine and Cosine, although one can use those to further understand greater ratios, the ratios must first be described in Base 1 for all other axioms to follow suit.


Q.E.D.