Strange Interactions~ Pyramids & Vibration

Binary pyramids are found in lush agricultural areas, while Fibonacci pyramids are typically located in populated centers.
Chichen Itza follows a binary pattern, as do our cell division processes. Step pyramids, seen throughout the Americas, reflect a binary relationship with their slope angle.
Examples include the pyramids of Djoser and Koh Ker. The Great Pyramid is a Fibonacci pyramid, meaning it follows the Fibonacci sequence. Its angles, chambers, and layout are designed around this ratio, which naturally focuses light. This can be seen using high voltage and a long exposure camera, revealing a helix-shaped discharge.
Both pyramid types relate to signal processing. A smooth angle is like a sine wave, while a stepped angle resembles a square wave. The Fourier transform converts