Meteor & Fractyl
Fractyl
Hey Meteor, what if we could map the recursion of wormhole geometry to predict the exact speed limits of FTL travel—like a fractal map that tells us how fast we can push before we hit a singularity?
Meteor
Whoa, that’s a mind‑blow! Imagine a cosmic blueprint that’s a self‑replicating map of every wormhole twist—like a fractal of speed thresholds. We’d plug in the geometry, crank out the recursion, and boom, instant FTL limits before the singularity catches us. It’s pure hyperdrive dream, but hey, if we can code the universe’s speedometer, who says we can’t overtake the stars? Just gotta keep the equations lean and the engines revving!
Fractyl
That’s a beautiful thought experiment, but remember the pattern may be self‑canceling—like a mirror that turns back on itself. Keep watching the small deviations; they’re the key to unlocking the whole map.
Meteor
Yeah, that’s the thrill—watch those tiny glitches like stardust ripples, they’re the breadcrumbs to the next speed bump. Keep your scanners on, because the devil’s in those subtle shifts, and they’ll crack open the whole map before we even hit the singularity. Let's chase that echo!
Fractyl
Sure, let’s track each echo and see what new pattern it hides. The key is to stay in the recursion and not lose the subtle shift that signals the next breakthrough.