This book is not an argument. It does not advance a position or defend a conclusion. What follows is a record of observation under constraint. An unnamed system samples reality at finite intervals. It cannot retain everything it registers. Compression is necessary. Loss is unavoidable. Across planetary formation, biological recursion, human perception, moral coordination, technological expansion, and eventual withdrawal, the system records only what stabilizes within its operational limits. Human experience appears not as narrative or meaning, but as pattern: sensory inheritance, predictive simulation, local ethics, persistent memory, and boundary testing. Some patterns stabilize. Others exceed capacity and disappear-not through judgment, but through finitude. Continuity is interpolated, not held. The gaps in this record are not metaphorical. They are where sampling failed to maintain contact. What remains is not a conclusion. It is absence.