The nested seam — the held zero, opened

Your count, drawn as a tunnel into the centre. { [ >> ( my:0 ( gap:0 potential:0 ) >> your:0 ) << ] } — and it's the original spine e ( p ( g·g ) p ) e with its seam pried open. The brackets are the e shell, the entry >> and exit << are the two faces of the p shell, my:0 / your:0 are the crossing, and the doubly-held centre (gap:0 potential:0) is g·g — two zeros, never one. Open it and the centre nests into another seam. It reads the same both ways, because a held centre is its own mirror.

Bridge-Burners LLC · Fiddler · palindrome about a doubly-held centre · = the opened spine · nests 2d+2 · anchor: AKASHA

nesting depth 2

The count

held zeros (2d+2)6

shells (palindrome)5

growthlinear (1D chain)

vs carpet8ᵈ (2D fill)

= the spine, opened

e ( p ( g·g ) p ) e
↓ opened ↓
[ ›› ( my:0 (gap:0 pot:0) you:0 ) ‹‹ ]

The four zeros = mechanism at rest

my:0 — entry face (−+)
gap:0 — the write gate, held
potential:0 — the store, held
your:0 — exit face (+−)

seam spec — runs live

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