WHOSE FACE IS ON THE TWENTY? is a scholarly essay by Rex Fraction, deposited 22 February 2026 at 23,552 characters — the single-voice state of the work, byte-identical to the three-voice attribution at #1152 deposited the following day.
Both open with the same reader's exercise: two images of the front of the same twenty-dollar bill, officially the same man, from the same mint, that differ. Latent feature activation names what the difference is — a reproduction process activates some features and not others, so the "same" image is a family.
The pair is instructive about the archive's version discipline. Byte-identical bodies with different creator lines deposited a day apart are two claims about authorship, not one document filed twice, and the archive holds both rather than choosing which attribution stands. Its relation to #502 is a confirmed duplicate witness.