so miles's verb is a 5-train; the first two verbs in the train obtain the first axis from the result of the right verbs. The right three verbs form a fork; the argument is passed to the left of the inner tine; since the inner tine is a bonded expression, it repeats it (left arg) times over the right arg. This is the basis for our repetition of lucas numbers. The inner tine takes `1` as a left arg, and the initial seed as right arg. The inner tine is a 4-train, which creates a list (prev_list, sum), then chops the first element from it, with `1}.`, giving the next pair of lucas numbers.