Every law as a map, drawn here by the JavaScript twins: thirty-seven landscapes (the Prime Rails, the Fold Marches, the Vortex Sea, the Octave Valleys, the three shores built on the fluid, the forge and the edge's certificate: the Burgers Shore, the Forge Bridges and the Certificate Wall, and the three rulers, the ruler sequence taken to base 3, to the Gaussian integers and to itself: the Ternary Hills, the Gaussian Downs and the Meta Hills, and the four blends of those rulers with the kit's tricks: the Sixfold Hills, the Sixfold Alps, the Ternary Canyons and the Ternary Isles, and the four sky ranges for the hypersonic jet, the drone, the balloon and the gunships: the Skyway, the Drone Slots, the Balloon Vale and the Sky Mesas, and the five tours, every district of 4,096 columns a different law of the kit's chosen by the district's ruler class and blended at the seams: the Grand Tour, the Sky Tour, the Buggy Tour, the Monster Tour and the Hover Tour) 512 columns by 192 lanes around the gate of region 0, the Skyway once more at stature 2 (the terrain door's knob: the same world, its rise over the water line doubled, snow where there was rock), the light cone under three drivers as a face, a heat map of indexed randomness, a year of weather, a prime certificate (built in Python, read here), a grid solved by singles, and two city plans. The Python side (maps.py) draws the same maps to PNG with the standard library alone; snap.cjs photographs this page and checks that the pixels hash the same on both sides. Lars Rocha's laws.