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The shard did not confine itself to human events. It recorded processes: a GPU's warm, relentless work; the patient weave of DNA sequencers; the static, recursive joy of a child learning a new word. It kept textures—how a hoodie felt after rain, the taste of burnt sugar on sunrise. Mara realized it was a collector of small truths, a device designed not for calculation but for accumulation of nuance. The bin had been a cache of what computers noticed when no one asked: the accidental poetry of sensors and logs.

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