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When the Music's Over
Using the "cut-up" composition method popularized by William S. Burroughs, two blocks of text were run through a virtual cut-up machine. The result: a randomly scrambled, collaged, "found" text mirroring chaos theory and yielding new meanings.
The two texts used here and merged were:
1) a scientific article on how music relieves stress--
2) a news report about Senator Orrin Hatch's advocacy of developing new technology
to remotely destroy the computers of people who download and file-share music--