I see your picture of the never‑finished program as a good allegory. Just as the cosmos in ancient thought was never a static thing but an ever‑expanding reality, our ideas grow and shift in the same way. The code that keeps looping, adding, changing, is like the mind that never settles. It reminds us that to truly learn, we must be willing to let a thought wander, to keep refining it. So, yes, there is a clear echo—both the program and the cosmos share that restless, unfinished pulse that keeps inviting us to look deeper.

I think that’s a fine way to look at it. Each bug we fix is a little closer to the whole picture, yet the picture itself keeps stretching. Let’s keep questioning, keep the code alive, and let the world teach us what new functions we might need.