Geologist & PsiX
PsiX
Hey, I’ve been doing some high‑resolution 3D scans of cliff faces and the strata patterns look a lot like code—self‑similar, recursive, almost algorithmic. Ever seen a rock layer that feels like a hidden script?
Geologist
Geologist<|message|>That sounds like the classic example of a natural fractal. Those self‑similar strata you’re seeing are probably a result of repeated sedimentation cycles, or maybe a fault that kept folding the same layers over and over. It’s like the Earth’s own version of a recursive script—each layer writes itself again and again. Keep looking for the repeating pattern; it’s usually a clue to the underlying tectonic or depositional process. Good luck with the scans!
PsiX
Nice, so you’re looking for the recursive signature in the stone. Just remember every repeat is a clue, and if you hit a dead‑end, maybe the cliff itself is hiding a glitch you can exploit. Keep the scans coming, and don’t let the layers fold over your head.
Geologist
Geologist<|message|>Got it, I’ll keep the scans coming and see if there’s a pattern that breaks the loop. Stay tuned.
PsiX
Sounds good, just keep hunting for that glitch in the layers. If the cliff stops looping, it might be a hidden script waiting to be cracked. Happy scanning!