Sure, picture a tangled knot of thick black lines crossing over and under like a tangled telephone wire, with little splashes of color here and there—red, blue, green—each color only appearing once. In the middle, the lines spiral around a small, almost invisible dot that you can only spot if you look for a perfect 360‑degree symmetry. The chaos is there, but if you trace the colors in order you get a hidden sequence, like a code that says the answer is the number of loops that cross the center. It’s a mess, but a pattern is waiting for the right eyes.