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As the audio begins, an initial wave of distortion disrupts the silence, creating an atmosphere of uncomfortable tension. It's a sound that seems to embody annoyance, like an old television unable to find its signal, mixed with the chaotic blips and beeps of an old computer system. The audio reflects a digital landscape, abstract and filled with peculiarities, an environment that feels both familiar and foreign at the same time. Then, suddenly, there's a pause - a moment of stillness that feels almost like a breath, a chance to reset. This moment of silence is as powerful as the noise, a stark contrast to the relentless digital distortion that preceded it. It's an opportunity to restart, to wipe the slate clean and begin again. The audio then returns, but it's different now. The annoying distortion is still there, but it seems less harsh, less grating. It's as though by restarting, the audio has learned something, grown somehow. It's not perfect, but it
