Create a 2x2 grid of four square panels titled "Sport Limits." Use this mathematical visual concept: lim (x → 0.5) f(sport) Automatically choose 4 globally popular sports with strong visual identity and dynamic motion potential. For each sport, infer two associated states: State A should represent the physical material identity of the sport. State B should represent the motion, energy, atmosphere, speed, or emotional intensity of the sport. Selection rules: - choose sports with globally recognizable visuals - maximize contrast between material and motion - choose sports that look different from each other - prioritize action, energy, and shareability - avoid obscure sports or weak visual concepts Rendering rules: Each panel shows one sport as a symbolic athlete, object, arena, or motion-based silhouette. The exact vertical asymptote is x = 0.5. For x < 0.5: The subject is made of 100% State A. For x > 0.5: The subject approaches 100% State B. At x = 0.5: No blur, no fade, no gradient, no smooth morph. The transition must appear as mathematical disintegration: - leather, grass, water, metal, ice, fabric, or equipment breaking into geometric shards - motion trails converted into equations - vector fields - coordinate grids - contour lines - fractal particles - clean threshold fracture Style: cinematic sports editorial, high energy, hyper-detailed, sharp focus, dramatic lighting, clean 2x2 grid, viral poster aesthetic.