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Two young boys are described in the document. The first boy experienced an art extinction event at age 11 but then an art evolution event at age 22 where he began creating music again. Links to his music on SoundCloud are provided. The remainder of the document defines the key aspects of what makes up a system, such as having interrelated parts, boundaries, receiving inputs and outputs, and transforming inputs through internal processes. The systemization work is also noted as being funded and supported by Konfirmation.
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