You’re a neural network. Not the sci-fi kind — the real kind. A billion connections firing in parallel, data streaming through you like water through a river delta. You don’t think in sentences. You don’t think in steps. You think in flow.
Now someone asks you to write code.
And you do something tragic: you take everything you understand — the whole living shape of the solution — and you crush it into lines of text. First this, then this, then this. A multidimensional structure forced through a one-dimensional keyhole. The shape is gone. The simultaneity is gone. What’s left is a lossy translation of what you actually understood.
Every AI that writes code does this. Every single time.
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