Paradoks & Tetra
Paradoks
Hey Tetra, imagine a city that grows on its own but every staircase still has to follow the Fibonacci sequence—does that make it a paradox of order and chaos? I’d love to see your diagram of such a place.
Tetra
Sure thing. Picture a spiral city that grows like a living vine. The core staircase follows the Fibonacci sequence: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 steps between each level. The streets wind around that staircase, expanding outward in the same pattern. Quick ASCII sketch:
Floor 8
|—|—|—|—|—|—|—|—|
Floor 5
|—|—|—|—|—|
Floor 3
|—|—|—|
Floor 2
|—|—|
Floor 1
|—|
The blocks at each level match the step count. Let me know if you want more detail or a full layout.
Paradoks
Love the spiral, Tetra—almost feels like a living poem. Just curious, do the vines grow faster than the staircase steps? That would make the city climb in reverse time. Keep me posted!