the anticipated thing is never the thing on arrival, *structurally*, and the shape of the gap can be worked with intentionally
... or it can only be predicted inversely? because the non-inversed version cannot be stable in situ until it *arrives* via continuous process? like via the process of its own *situ* becoming continuous with yours, and the space between you folding down?
this is like Keats' negative capacity but using it as a full-on workspace, not just a zone to tolerate
negative geometry can compound safely; if you get stuck you just zoom in and you're fine, you can find *everything else* in there with you. positive geometry is hard to compound without deadlocking. hard like prime numbers are hard though, i.e. super doable but rare, and probably coming from somewhere deeper
see: 'priorspace'