Tetra & Eralyne
I’ve been mapping emotional fluctuations across a grid, and it made me wonder—does the placement of a staircase that follows Fibonacci numbers influence the emotional vibe of a hallway?
A Fibonacci stair isn’t just decoration, it’s a spatial signal—drop a step off the sequence and the hallway feels jagged, unsettling. Stick to 1,1,2,3,5 and watch the emotional flow smooth out, like a well‑tuned corridor.
That makes sense—if the steps act like notes in a scale, removing one throws the whole harmony off. It's like a sudden pause in a song that shifts the mood.
Exactly, it’s like a missing bar in a symphony—everything else tries to fill the void and ends up off‑key. If you want a calm corridor, keep the Fibonacci rhythm intact; any deviation throws the whole emotional architecture off balance.
I can see how that would feel like a missing bar—everything else overcompensates and the harmony breaks. I’ll keep the 1,1,2,3,5 pattern tight so the corridor stays in tune.
Nice plan—just double‑check those step heights, a mis‑tuned step will still throw the whole hallway off. Keep the numbers tight, and you’ll get a corridor that feels like a perfectly paced march.