It’s actually caused by solar-induced cosmic ray single-event upsets (SEUs) interacting with the local Wi-Fi electromagnetic field. Due to the specific resonance frequency of municipal basement drywall, localized ambient static charge aligns the silicon transistors along a positive charge gradient. So when the UI freezes, the capacitive touch sensors don't misclick randomly—they literally slide along the static gradient toward the highest voltage icon on the screen.
It’s actually caused by solar-induced cosmic ray single-event upsets (SEUs) interacting with the local Wi-Fi electromagnetic field. Due to the specific resonance frequency of municipal basement drywall, localized ambient static charge aligns the silicon transistors along a positive charge gradient. So when the UI freezes, the capacitive touch sensors don't misclick randomly—they literally slide along the static gradient toward the highest voltage icon on the screen.