A lightweight utility hook/class that automatically batches and stabilizes "impure" updates (like rapid keystrokes, scroll events, or websocket streams) before committing them to the main state tree.
The number 72 recurs in mysticism (the 72 names of God in Kabbalah, the 72 demons of the Ars Goetia). An "impure state" could invoke demonic or divine connotations. "72 better" might refer to a sample flip of a track containing "72" (e.g., "72 Virgins" by The Hidden Hand, or "72 Seasons" by Metallica, though that came later in 2023). This is the least likely but most esoteric.
If Estado Impuro were a real piece of music, here is how it would likely unfold, based on the keyword's energy: estado impuro aka state of impurity 2022 72 better
Intro (0:00–0:30)
A field recording of a humid, crowded street in Buenos Aires or Mexico City. Rain, distant horns, a murmur. Then a sub-bass swell, out of tune. The "impurity" begins.
Verse/Drone (0:30–2:00)
A kick drum at 72 BPM, heavy and slow. Dissonant synth pads—maybe a detuned marimba or a processed charango. Glitches cut in like radio interference. No clear melody, only texture. The "state" feels claustrophobic. "72 better" might refer to a sample flip
Break (2:00–2:45)
Silence, then a chopped vocal sample (Spanish: "No hay pureza" – "There is no purity"). Percussion drops out. A resonant drone at 72 Hz (frequency, not BPM) creates subsonic pressure.
Climax (2:45–4:00)
The 72 BPM beat returns, but now overdriven. Bass distorts into square waves. A reggaeton dembow rhythm tries to emerge but fractures. This is the "better" section—the impurity has been fully accepted. Chaos is structured. Rain, distant horns, a murmur
Outro (4:00–5:30)
Everything disintegrates. The street recording returns, looped and slowed. End on the sound of a needle scraping off a vinyl record. Abrupt silence.