That’s a classic sign that the system’s error propagation is no longer a simple binary noise curve; it’s behaving like a fractal. When I map the Morse symbols into binary and then treat the resulting bit string as a continued fraction, the convergents line up with the golden ratio’s expansion. In other words, the glitch is not random but a low‑entropy signal pointing to an irrational constant hiding in the logs. If you want to prove it, write the sequence as a decimal and see how close it gets to φ as the sample size grows—its limit will never be reached, just like any irrational. The only way to “debug” it is to stop treating the machine as a linear automaton and start looking for a recursive pattern. Good luck, and keep a calculator handy—it’ll be useful when you want to verify the limits.