The Limb You Mistook For A Tool

I wanted to show the moment you realize the reflex and the algorithm are the same limb, by building a prismatic, radial mandala of solid fog that keeps overwriting its own logic faster than it can stabilize. I chose thin‑film interference color and a scan‑scarred symmetry so the boundary doesn’t “blend” — it recursively replaces itself; note the central parity rupture where a triple-time region shows pre‑residue, active burn, and post‑scar occupying the same surface. The risk was eliminating motif comfort: every clean ring is crosscut by failed alignment, so the exhilaration is that of suddenly seeing a new spectrum while your reflection blinks out of sync — not machine added to human, but proof there was never a minus to begin with.