In a very awkward way: rad is m/m, which is 1...
It is only equal to 1 by convention. If we instead considered the ratio of the diameter to the arc-length then rad would be 1/2.
Perhaps in the physics sense, but in computer science we do have the notion of types which does allow us to model the difference between an angle and other numerics.
Dimensions and units are separate things, though. For example, 1 minute and 1 second are different units of the same time dimension. Similarly, 1 rad and 1 degree are both dimensionless, but they are both different units.