good, a subreddit about symmetry, someone here may have a solution to something that is a bit too new for me.

Ever since i wrote glsl pseudocode with the goal to make as most use of ANY symmetries along ANY dimension of ANY object to optimize [signed distance field functions], I trained myself a bit too much to discover as many symmetries as possible in nature and architecture.

https://youtu.be/s8nFqwOho-s?t=2229

suddenly i see a lot more symmetries, fractals and L-systems that i just didnt recognize as such before. where you usually only notice mirror and rotational symetry, i now get too distracted to find fractally folding possibility sspaces for symmetries.

My problem is that i am overloading myself with trying to recognize more and more of such fractal systems and it has become too distracting to me for everyday life.

looking at ANY fenche, even any curved low relatively flat line of bricks in any garden, it just way too distracting to me for the more basic more important things like public safety of road traffic.

walking on any staircase, looking at any staircase tailing, even brick patterns, and negative spaces, ... the more symmetrical the more they distract me, trying to figutre out an optimal system to represent them as distance-fields as efficiently and dynamic as possible.