The circle

For Plato (c. 428-347 BC) God made the “the universe a circle moving within a circle” (Timaeus). The so-called Platonic solids can be drawn by using a compass to scribe arcs and circles. Plato also observed that no one has ever seen a perfect circle and yet we know they exist.
The most “eccentric” circle story is an account in Plato’s Symposium that humans were originally spherical in shape.Circles and how to get out of them – Reflections on Technology, Media & Culture (richardcoyne.com)
----The central region of the Numogram; Time cicuit
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----Circlism; Loopism; Nod; Exit
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