The Man said:
... as any two of those “0-D” objects defines a “1-D” object
No, 1-D object is actually a composition of 1-D magnitude AND 0-D magnitude, such that the magnitude of the composed object < magnitude of a 1-D element, which is non-composed.
Let us get the concept of Dimension by using the following representation:
D( 0(), 1(x), 2(x,y) , 3(x,y,z) , 4(x,y,z,w), ...)
The concept of Dimension extends any given dimensional space of certain magnitude and certain degrees of freedom.
In other words, its existence is independent of any particular magnitude or any amount of degrees of freedom.
D() extended existence is equivalent to the notion of {} extended existence, and according to this generalized notion both of them extend the existence or absence of any members, and as a result they are not defined by them.
“No Dimension” is the absence of D() (where D() represents the extended existence of the concept of Dimension), exactly as “No Set” is the absence of {} (where {} represents the extended existence of the concept of Set).
“0 dimensional space” is one of the existing magnitudes under D(), and it is notated as 0(), where 0() has 0 degrees of freedom, notated as 0().
“1 dimensional space” is one of the existing magnitudes under D(), and it is notated as 1(), where 1() has 1 degrees of freedom, notated as 1(x).
Be aware of the notion that 0() or 1() existence extend the existence or absence of any members, so 0() or 1() are not defined by them.
The degrees of freedom are placeholders that have the magnitude of 0() (“0 dimensional space” ), and these placeholders are known as (co-)ordinates.
So what we get is this:
First we have the concept of Dimension that its existence extends any dimensional space, and this notion is notated as D() .
Then we have the dimensional spaces that their existence extend any degrees of freedom, and this notion is notated as
D( 0(), 1(), 2() , 3() , 4(), ...) .
Then we have the existence of the degrees of freedom (where each degree of freedom is a placeholder of an element that has the magnitude of existence of 0() (“0 dimensional space”)), and this notion is notated as D( 0(), 1(x), 2(x,y) , 3(x,y,z) , 4(x,y,z,w), ...) .
Standard Math talks about definitions, where OM talks about the magnitudes of existence.