Created on 2024-02-06

The image shows a handwritten note along with a simple square-within-a-square line drawing. The squares are labeled "A" for the smaller, inside square, and "B" for the larger, outside square. The handwriting reads as follows: "In this figure AB must be regarded as real. Its reality can only be expressed by one shape- which are in turn reducible to angular variations from a single angular base or reference." It appears to be a philosophical or analytical discussion about the perception of shapes and reality.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a hand-drawn diagram with two rectangular shapes labeled "A" and "B". Below the diagram, there is handwritten text that discusses the nature of reality and how it can only be expressed through other shapes which are in turn reducible to a single angular dose of experience. The text emphasizes that reality must be regarded as real, and that its true nature can only be glimpsed through these other, more complex shapes, which serve to encapsulate the fundamental angular variations inherent in a singular frame of reference.