Choose your hue. Time chooses the rest.
A guest book you may sign once
The rule
Write your name, choose a hue, and you have five seconds from the moment you first touch the plate. Lift the pen as often as you like inside those seconds. Then it is taken away, and you may only watch the book fill.
You may never draw across another hand. Touch someone else's signature and your pen lifts, mid flourish, for good.
The colour is the age
You choose a hue. You choose nothing else. Time owns the rest of the colour.
The radius is also the age
R = √( Σ claim ⁄ πρ )
the disc, and its one law
The plate is a disc, and it grows. Every signature brings exactly as much paper as it takes up, so the crowding never changes and there is always room at the rim. Nobody wrote the rule that the oldest names lie nearest the centre. It falls out of the equation. Age can be read twice over: once in the colour, once in the radius.
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