Stochastic Grammar Bloom envisions identity as a continuously unfolding linguistic structure, constructed through a simple rewriting system (an L-system) that randomly selects production rules at each iteration. Much like the subtle ways our sense of self can shift unpredictably over time, each iteration sprouts new line segments in unforeseen directions. The final form emerges from countless micro-decisions, emphasizing that even minimal grammatical rules can blossom into complex, richly layered expressions when nudged by the winds of chance. This piece presents the self as a living grammar—constantly rewritten, never quite settling on a single, definitive form.