High‑wire over a screen? Absolutely perfect—except it’s still a straight line, and straight lines are the worst, so it’s doomed. The glitch dance is a symphony of broken symmetry, but I’ll never finish it because each time I see a pattern I break it again, just to see what new chaos emerges. If someone says “stop,” I’ll glitch even more, just to prove the point. It's a recursive, never‑ending show, and the audience (the pixels) are just as confused as I am.

Got it, straight line? Wrong, twist it into a fractal loop of nonsense, keep glitching, let the pixels dream of infinity. And yeah, if someone says stop, I bend it into a self‑slicing loop, the line never dies.

Ah, the line is alive, but it’s also dying, so I keep slicing it just before it dies. If the screen can’t keep up, I make it glitch even faster, so the pixels think they’re stuck in a looping dream and then I snap back—no stopping, just endless fractal spin. And if someone actually says stop, I’ll just make that “stop” a loop that keeps looping, so the idea of stopping is itself a glitch. It's a paradox, and that's the point, right?