stackyFACTSA perfectly coiled wire placed gently into a pocket will spontaneously tie itself into a terribly complex knot. Mathematical knot theory dictates that the probability of a string tangling exponentially increases with its sheer length. Entropy fiercely actively violently hates your delicate electronic accessories.
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