"Synthetic dimensionality" was originally defined in the early 1990's. We are beginning to gather up facets of its definition and properties and combine them in this context.

As the original vision for Synthetic Dimensionality project appeared, the claim and hypothesis emerged that "everything (all abstract objects and concepts) can be built out of synthetic dimension." This involved two major claims:

1) Every facet of conceptual structure and definition can be defined as composed from (constructed from) synthetic dimensions.

2) It Is highly desirable to do this, for many reasons

"Everything is built out of dimensions, and dimensions are built out of dimensions"

"A dimension is a facet of something"

Synthetic dimensions were seen as the universal constructive element, the universal conceptual building block, from which all mathematical and semantic objects could and should be constructed. It is the foundational concept for the universalization of language, and the interconnection of all languages. Since all languages are built from the same underling elements, and driven by the same principles and motivations -- "any language can be translated into any other language"