Yeesh · Life — One Door
A second take on the time-fix idea, reduced to its cleanest geometry. The angular positions of the hour, minute, and second hands are projected to three points on the rim of the flat-earth dial. Those three points determine one triangle, and its centroid — the balance point, the average of the three vertices — is taken as the reference location and lit up on the Gleason map. Run it live and trace the centroid’s path; time becomes a single roaming point through the simplest possible rule: three rim points, one triangle, one centre.
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