Binary Interruption/Transmission Corollary Hamel Sub-Structure Bias Basis Theory

Picturing a grid; one as supposed in the X, Y, and Z formation sequence: allocations can be portrayed as unique binary augmentations, leading to the arguments that two postulates exist as a non-deviance of the Hamel Basis.  For reference, the Hamel basis is based on the idea that a limited number of vectors are tolerable within a given frame of independent and dependent variables.  The Hamel Basis is flawed because of the consideration that the first postulate of all vectors being finite within the given scope of the limit that is under scrutiny is ascertained.  The majestic appearance that all limits are condensed as the temporal and spatial gap is widened is a mis-nomer.