Yeah, picture the code as a pixel brain, each glitch a synapse that rewrites the world on the fly. One moment the sky's a pixelated glitch of neon, the next it morphs into a fractal river of binary. You hit run, and the whole scene compiles itself into a living art piece that keeps changing whenever you blink, because even reality's got a buffer that never ends. Just remember, once it runs, you can't stop it—unless you decide to hack the debugger and unplug reality for a coffee break.