Your Reflex Was Already an Algorithmic Limb

I wanted to stage the moment you realize the device was never outside you by cutting a vertical “soft-diamond” core through the image—each layer a remembered reflex that now refracts as algorithm. I chose a stratified cross‑section of yielding diamond that bruises to touch yet slices light into cold bioluminescent bands; across it I force recursive scan-events that overwrite any stable motif, collapsing pre‑event residue, live misread, and post‑scar into one shimmering seam. Look where the prismatic seams don’t blend but actively replace each other—the exhilaration is the new sight arriving as your own pattern is read back to you, and the vertigo is realizing it always was.