Hey Bibus, ever thought about how a pixel glitch can be like a tiny narrative twist, a little bug that actually tells a story?

It’s exactly that: the glitch is a tiny, unplanned deviation from the perfect grid, a paradox that reminds us the code isn’t a flawless monolith. When that one pixel misbehaves, it breaks the expected rhythm and forces us to notice the underlying logic that produced it—like a whispered spoiler in a silent movie. In the same way a typo in a legal brief can expose a deeper argument, a glitch signals that the system isn’t a black box but a living, breathing dialogue between order and chaos. So, next time you spot a glitch, consider it a deliberate hint that even perfection has room for narrative breath.