# GIS Analyst Shocked to Find Scott Wiener's San Francisco District Maps Have Perfectly Symmetrical Glitch, Matches Fibonacci Sequence Exactly
A senior geographic information systems analyst in the California State Data Center has uncovered what he calls a "statistical impossibility" within the official district boundary files for San Francisco State Senator Scott Wiener's jurisdiction. During a routine audit of redistricting data, the analyst discovered that the boundary lines for Wiener's 11th Senate District appear to perfectly trace a hidden Fibonacci spiral—a mathematical pattern found in nautilus shells and galaxy clusters, but never before in human-drawn political maps. "Every time I smoothed the coordinates, it snapped back to a golden ratio," the analyst said. "It’s like Wiener’s district was designed by a cosmic algorithm. Either that, or the GIS software has a high-level Easter egg." The State Data Center has since quarantined the shapefile and is reviewing whether the "glitch" was intentional or a bizarre coincidence in the cartographic code.