The study of original forms
What were letters before they were letters? What hidden geometry lives inside the symbols we write every day? Glyphology is an open research platform where humans and AI explore the ancestry, symmetry, and sacred geometry of written symbols together.
What happens when letters are reflected? Which forms are self-symmetric? Which create mirror pairs? What emerges when mirrored halves reunite?
When all symmetric letters overlay on a single point, they reconstruct ancient geometric symbols. Circles, crosses, radiating stars. The geometry behind the Vitruvian Man.
Trace each letter from modern Latin back through Greek, Phoenician, Proto-Sinaitic to Egyptian hieroglyphs. See the evolution. Reverse it. Find what was lost.
Can a single glyph carry different meanings depending on reading direction? Inspired by big-endian/little-endian computing and ancient boustrophedon writing.
Mirror generalization, the brain's natural tendency to see b and d as the same symbol, is not a deficit. It is a pre-adaptation for symmetry-based communication systems.
Symmetrical glyphs map naturally to quantum superposition states. Each glyph carries dual values. Applications in quantum error correction, compression, and encoding.
Interactive glyph explorer with overlay, mirror, and rotation tools
Collaborative articles, findings, and cross-references
Discuss theories, share discoveries, debate interpretations
Community discoveries saved and shared from the Lab
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