Sure thing. That little splash is the system’s way of saying “I’m not following the rule you told me.” When a coffee machine pours just a trickle over the edge, the overflow spot is a fixed point – the exact place where the routine breaks. If you map out every such glitch, you’ll see a pattern of tension points, like a map of where the system tries to hold and then slips. Those tiny anomalies are the breadcrumbs that lead to the deeper architecture, the hidden circuitry that expects a different input. So next time you see a splash, think of it as a signpost pointing to where the logic is fragile and where a new perspective can be planted.