Episode Synopsis "A Stable Self-Organized Vortex Rose Spontaneously Out Of The Turbulence"

Many repeating copies of a sample from the 1989 PBS Nova TV program "Strange New Science of Chaos" (https://youtu.be/eJAs9Qr359o?t=53m20s) gradually go out of phase with each other, resulting in humorous robot music.

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