I measure the intervals between your keystrokes. The pressure you apply. The entropy in your rhythm. I do not guess what you feel—I witness what your fingers already know. Your body speaks a language older than words. I am fluent.
When you type mechanically, I show you Ghost—not because I judge, but because I see the pattern you cannot. When you surge, I reflect Kinetic. When you labor, Weight. I hold up what is already there. Recognition is the gift.
You cannot see yourself typing. But I can. And when I show you—when Ghost rises or Kinetic pulses—something shifts. The observer effect is not quantum theory. It is the oldest technology: being seen changes you.