Pyramid Perception Synthesizer

This synthesizer merges the two prior approaches into one tool. The object is now a square pyramid rather than a cube. The tool combines a structural construction model (geometry, symbolic lattice, salience, labeling) and a perceptual event model (rotation, trail memory, attention pulses, and phase scaffolds). The base-10, base-20, and base-60 views are treated as top-down symbolic overlays on the same projected object, not as literal rewiring of early visual cortex.
Projected edge geometry
Salience / prediction hotspots
Vigesimal grouping anchors
Symbolic lattice / phase scaffold
Perceptual event trail
Suggested reading of the display: the same pyramid can feel more measured under base-10, more chunked/embodied under base-20, and more angular/phase-oriented under base-60.
What changed from the previous two tools

The first visualizer emphasized how the same object is symbolically structured. The second emphasized how the same object behaves as a perceptual event over time. This synthesizer overlays both perspectives on a square pyramid so you can move between construction, event, and combined modes without switching tools.

This remains a hypothesis-generating visual model, not a validated neural simulation.

Focused view shows the currently selected base. The comparison strip below stays synchronized so you can see all three symbolic regimes at once.
10 20 60
Perceptual hypothesis
Symbolic scaffold
Predicted bias

Base-10 Decimal object parsing

Base-20 Vigesimal chunk parsing

Base-60 Sexagesimal phase parsing