As the audio title "The Possibility of Falling" begins, the sound of metal clanging rings out, echoing in the distance. The noise is crisp and resonating, a clear reminder of the industrial material's strength and resilience. It's a rhythmic pulse, like a machine in operation or perhaps the steady ticking of a grand clock. Then, there's a shift. A soft hum grows in the background, a gentle but persistent reminder of gravity's unyielding pull. It's a presence that can't be ignored, a force that's always at work. It's like the sound of a stone dropping into a still pond, ripples of sound spreading out, illustrating the relentless pull towards the earth. Finally, there's the unmistakable sound of a can rolling across a smooth surface. It's a familiar sound, mundane yet filled with potential. It tumbles and stumbles, a playful demonstration of gravity at work. The metallic echo of the can is a testament to its journey