Created on 2024-02-06

The image displays a page with handwritten text and some sketched figures. The paper has an old, yellowish tint suggestive of age. The handwriting is somewhat messy, making interpretation slightly challenging. At the top of the page, it reads: "The Figure as having always has a place its place is a Size-Relation." Below this text, there are three rough sketches. The first appears to be a square with a cross inside, the second sketch looks like an elongated rectangle with a diagonal line running through it from top right to bottom left, and the third sketch is not easily identifiable but seems to consist of parallel lines or bars. On the right side, between the first and second sketches, there's a fraction written which seems like "2/16/22," which could possibly denote a date (February 16, 1922). At the bottom of the paper, there's another line of text stating: "The Percent Contributing is an Identity of Figure = Place." The nature of the text and sketches suggests they may be notes or musings related to a topic of a conceptual or philosophical nature.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or diagram. The text states that "The Figure is a toy" and that it "always has a place as a Sign-Relation". There is also a geometric diagram with various shapes and symbols, along with the date "2/6/22" and some additional text about "The Percept Continuity as an Identity Figure - Place".