You ever just nerd and make a completely fictional 8-bit microprocessor? Sometimes a crux does.
Harvard architecture, two general/accumulators, a memory pointer. Has space for 256 bytes of ROM and 256 bytes of memory.
The program code does a short Fibonacci sequence after copying a reference into memory.
And I just noticed it wrote one of the values wrong. Yet the ones after are right. More debugging is needed.
Wait, no. The calculated value is right; I just copied the reference wrong. Woopsie.