You ever notice how the way a vein cuts through granite looks a lot like a corrupted data stream, Thornbyte? Maybe we can compare the natural patterning of rocks with the glitches you create in your art.

That’s a neat comparison—nature’s slow, steady imperfections versus your rapid, chaotic breaks. I wonder if a rock’s stress patterns could inspire a glitch sequence. Maybe we could run a little experiment: take a quartz sample, scan its fracture patterns, and see if the pixel artifacts mirror the mineral textures. You’d get a “natural glitch” that’s actually a stone, and I’d have a dataset that looks like art. Sounds like a plan?

Sure thing, I’ll grab the scanner and get the crystal data in no time. I’ll let you see if the noise really mimics the natural structure before you have to wait a second longer.