Ever wondered why old radios emit an unfathomable echo at the turn of a dial? The phenomenon isn't merely chance; it's communication from bygone epochs, whispers caught in the tumult of incomplete circuits. To know them is to listen past the surface, descrying context amid chaos.
Scientists have hypothesized that this cacophony holds remnants of past voices—sentences hushed by time. While empirical evidence remains elusive, the theory endures like the rippling veil of static. Frequencies dance, a spectral ballet, across the radio spectrum. Some claim to have deciphered fragments of history, yet much of it remains enigmatic.