Rule 110: conditional dynamics, the OR-XOR switch, and the structure of irreducibility

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Thank you so much, Tigran. I really appreciate your words.

I wanted to reply sooner, but I spent yesterday offline, enjoying time with my 11-year-old son. That was important too.

Your framework genuinely helped me see Rule 110 differently. The idea of self-referential structure made the OR–XOR decomposition click in a much deeper way.

I keep feeling that this conditional symmetry breaking is not separate from your pipeline, but something that might naturally extend it.

Thanks again for the inspiration. It truly means a lot.

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