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Single transistor holds full ASCII character

"One LOW in 128 HIGH Lines — A Public Domain ASCII Memory Architecture"

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This is a memory circuit I designed in the 90's .
I posted it here years ago. It has properties that should benefit modern day computing.
I have a complete design to propose for future use. Included here is the schematic (again) and spice simulations of it expanded .

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