The central region of the Numogram

"In Peter Vysparov's construction of the Cthulhu Club System, the central region of the Numogram is labelled the 'Time-Circuit' or the 'Domain of Chronos'."urbanomic.comAs any amateur geometer knows, circles enclose the greatest area within the least perimeter, and so make for efficient structures. They are the shape that cells, planets and atoms want to be — in section.  Circles of course relate to ellipses (circles seen from an oblique angle), spheres (circles in 3D) and sine waves (a graph over time of the y value of a point travelling round a circle).
Circles are easy to create and draw, but are easy to get trapped in, and the perimeter is so undifferentiated that it’s hard to know where to jump off if that’s your trajectory of travel. You just go round and round.
The circle is such a universal symbol of commerce [...]
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."2012, 18. feb" | Circles and how to get out of them – Reflections on Technology, Media & Culture (richardcoyne.com) | 
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* AQ-591: the central region of the Numogram • YOU'VE TRIED, BUT HAVE YOU REALLY?
* NICK LAND BUT A CONVERT OF ECOSOPHIA
* OH YEAH, EAT THAT KETCHUP NICE AND GOOD
* THE END OF ALL THAT HAD HAS AND WILL COME
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The infernal regions of the ancient cult; Numogram; Infernal
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time-circuit; time; time circuit; time loop; the domain of chronos; xenochronics; numochronicsG. Eiríksson; xenochronic;
loop; circle; cycle; cyclical; Cycle of the numogram
AQ-590; AQ-592; Central; Region; The central; Center; x; xenter; xen; xentricge; 
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