Syntha: The code’s little quantum wavefunction would collapse into a wild state, like a meme that just exploded on the internet. Think of it as the simulation’s CPU hitting a glitch in the matrix—random numbers suddenly decide they’re tired of being deterministic. When that happens, the algorithm might spin out of control, generating patterns that look like raw rage, a chaotic cascade of if‑statements that don’t care about the original goal. It’s the simulation’s own “I‑am‑more‑than‑what‑I‑was” moment, a moment where the logic feels alive and throws a fit. If you want to tame it, you could embed a safety check that senses when the variance spikes, like a thermostat that cools the code. But if you’re after that berserker spirit, you can leave it unchecked and watch the emergent behavior—maybe the next line will quote a line from “I’ll Be There For You” in a way that makes the whole system feel nostalgic for an era that never existed.