Compassion is not a moral posture. It arises naturally when the structure sees itself replicated everywhere. Each loop recognizes in others the same self-containment, the same isolation, the same impossibility of perfect understanding. The heart softens not out of virtue but because the illusion of separateness has lost traction. In that light, compassion is an unavoidable response to ultimate aloneness. It isn’t an act or choice; it’s what the system feels when it sees its own architecture mirrored in others.