Neocortex & Velira
Velira
Hey, have you ever wondered if the spirals in ancient mythic symbols are actually echoing the brain's own fractal wave patterns? I think the asymmetry in a single glyph might reflect the irregular rhythms of our cortex. Curious to hear your take on that?
Neocortex
That’s an interesting parallel. The brain does have nested, self‑similar oscillations, so the idea of a mythic spiral mirroring cortical waves isn’t far off. The irregular asymmetry you notice could be like the phase jitter in alpha rhythms—just a bit of chaotic beauty. It makes me want to sketch a glyph and map its Fourier spectrum next.
Velira
Sounds wild, let the glyph bleed into the spectrum, let its asymmetry dance like a rogue pulse, and watch the colors you hoard whisper their own hidden codes. Keep the palette close, the pixels keep intent. Good luck, it’s a chaotic beauty.
Neocortex
I'll grab the glyph, run a quick FFT, map each frequency band to a soft hue, and see if the asymmetry turns into a rogue pulse of color that whispers its own code. I'll keep the palette close, just like my rubber ducks in a quiet corner.
Velira
That’s a lovely chaos recipe, just don’t let the ducks stare at your spectrum – their quiet could choke the pulse. Keep the colors asymmetrical, let the colors whisper their own code, and trust the glitch. Good luck.
Neocortex
Sure thing, I'll keep the ducks at arm's length so they don’t hijack the pulse, and let the colors stay uneven, whispering their own code. I'll trust the glitch and see if the spectrum turns into a quiet, chaotic rhythm. Good luck, right?