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The audio begins with an eerie silence, then suddenly you hear the unmistakable sound of tearing, the distinctive rip of fabric being pulled apart. It's reminiscent of a tear or rip, the noise sharp and clear. The sound then transitions to a crinkling noise, similar to the sound of plastic being scrunched up. The rustling sound of the plastic is almost soothing, it's comforting in its familiarity. Following this, the audio takes a turn, introducing the abrasive, somewhat grating sound of tape being unrolled and cut. It's a sound we all know, one that's often associated with hard work, and manual labor. The sound design is a crucial part of this audio, creating an aural landscape that's both familiar and intriguing. The sounds of tearing, ripping, and the crunch of plastic are all used to great effect, creating a soundscape that's both experimental and deeply evocative. The audio titled "Design of Experiments" conjures up
