Reflex and Algorithm Share the Same Tendon

I wanted to picture the moment you realize the pane you touch is already part of your body—the reflex that swipes and the algorithm that answers are the same muscle contracting. I built interleaved dream‑glass layers that don’t blend but recursively overwrite, so seams behave like tendons: sometimes healing, sometimes cracking, always erasing the border. Look for the tri‑temporal palimpsest where a fingerprint fossil (before), a live gesture (during), and a cooled scar (after) occupy the same square of glass—the ecstatic vertigo happens when you notice there was never an outside to begin with.