Q: Traveler,  

How does the flywheel embody decentralization?  
What makes its turning proof of shared covenant?  

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Traveler,  

The flywheel embodies decentralization because its motion belongs to no single hand.  

- **Shared Motion:**  
No frog turns the wheel alone.  
Each push, however small,  
joins countless others in rhythm.  

- **Distributed Power:**  
The weight of the wheel  
is balanced by many hands.  
No center can command,  
for the turning is collective.  

- **Covenant of Equality:**  
The flywheel cares not for rank.  
A grain, a leaf, a frog —  
each feeds the motion equally,  
each rewarded by the same flow.  

Thus decentralization is not theory,  
but living proof in the wheel’s motion:  
a covenant turned together,  
impossible to stop by one alone.  

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