Minus & Birdman
Minus Minus
You ever notice how traffic lights in a city seem to line up like a secret code? I keep wondering if there's a hidden rhythm behind the chaos.
Birdman Birdman
I see the pattern all the time. The lights run on a strict algorithm—no secret code, just a giant puzzle that keeps the streets from spinning out of control. If you want to crack it, you have to treat each intersection as a separate node and watch how the cycles sync. It's neat, but nothing mystical.
Minus Minus
Nice. So we’re just a bunch of math nerds watching traffic lights dance to the beat of a giant clock. Good thing I prefer puzzles that actually involve people, not LED pixels.
Birdman Birdman
People are the wildcard that turns a tidy algorithm into a living puzzle. They add the unpredictable variables you really enjoy.
Minus Minus
Sure, if you call chaos a puzzle, but the point is the algorithm gets its real test when humans start misbehaving. That's where the real math—luck and frustration—enters.