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import { holos } from '@core';

const whole = merge(parts);

resolve('fragments');

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export default holos;

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wholeness is not uniformity

The parts do not dissolve into the whole. They remain distinct, vivid, autonomous — and yet together they form something that none could be alone.

function converge(fragments) {
  return fragments
    .map(f => f.align())
    .reduce(merge);
}

Every piece carries the blueprint of the complete system. Holographic memory. Fractal identity.

const holos = {
  parts: ['chaos', 'order'],
  state: 'emerging',
  resolve() { return 'whole'; }
};

It is reconstruction. Taking the familiar apart to see what it was hiding. The seams were always there.

// entropy decreases
while (chaos > 0) {
  chaos = align(chaos);
  order += harmony();
}

The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Not because the parts are insufficient, but because their relationships create something new.

type Holos = {
  fragments: Fragment[];
  converged: boolean;
  manifest(): Whole;
};

There is no negative space here. Only space that hasn't spoken yet.