Powers of three and two nearly meet, and circles make the meeting visible. 9 × 27 = 243 = 3⁵. The shortfall of 13 (1 + 12) lifts that total to 256 = 2⁸. The same 13 anchors the left-hand circle while the right-hand side contracts toward the unit, the entire chain scaled by the persistent 2/3 ratio. Beneath, 108 × 8 = 864 measures the span that carries an anticipation of 160, showing how successive overlaps keep the proportion intact across every diameter. Arithmetic and geometry here are not two languages but one continuous order.