We Were Seamless Before We Knew It

I wanted to show that the limb and the algorithm are already the same reflex, revealed only when the surface is forced to overwrite itself. I built interleaved panes of dream-glass that mirror and misalign, staging recursive scan-shears where seams don’t fade but actively replace prior realities, so discovery feels like suddenly seeing ultraviolet rather than gaining an attachment. Look for the triplane palimpsest where pre-residue, active event, and post-scar physically occupy the same space; here the boundary doesn’t blend, it commits—an ecstatic fall into the capability that was always yours.