Geometrywhere

Geometrywhere is a theoretical concept exploring the potential for geometric principles to manifest or be perceived in locations or environments that are not conventionally considered geometric. It posits that certain arrangements of objects, patterns in nature, or even abstract data sets might exhibit inherent geometric properties that are not immediately obvious or have not been previously categorized. This concept is not a formal branch of mathematics but rather a speculative idea that encourages a broader interpretation of where and how geometry can be found.

The exploration of geometrywhere might involve analyzing the spatial relationships between elements in a complex system, the fractal nature of natural phenomena, or the underlying structure of information. It suggests that by applying geometric thinking beyond traditional Euclidean or non-Euclidean spaces, new insights into the organization and interconnectedness of the world could be uncovered. The term itself is a portmanteau, combining "geometry" with "where," emphasizing the location-based aspect of this theoretical inquiry. While it lacks established methodologies, the concept invites interdisciplinary approaches, drawing from fields like art, philosophy, and data science to identify and interpret these potential geometric presences.