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As the audio titled "Recorded Audio from September 20, 2017 - File 019[1]" begins, the listener is instantly transported to a different era, a time when machines were primarily mechanical in nature, devoid of the electronic sophistication of modern times. The most prominent sound that fills the air is the rhythmic rumble of an old machine, specifically a tractor from the 1970s. The tractor sounds like it's been well-maintained through the decades, its engine running with a steady, reliable hum that speaks of many years of service. The raw power of the old tractor is palpable, a reminder of the machines that once were the backbone of industry and agriculture. Every now and then, one can hear the clinking of metal against metal, as if someone's adjusting or repairing parts of the tractor. Subtle creaks and groans can be heard as the machine moves, a testament to its age. Yet, despite its old age, the tractor
