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As a river ages, it begins to cut wild curves, some of which will become oxbows: small arches of water that will isolate some of the life forms...
We see this phenomenon on our windows during a rain, as streams of water zigzag along the surface of the glass. Some areas will die out as evaporating drops of water, while others feed one of the many streams. That vertical river is just a faster version of a horizontalish river. Since any flow of matter or energy can be contolled into a series of intentional logical events, such as electrons in a computer flowing to an electrical ground; one may view the droplets of rain as an unintentional computer, calculating how to get down the window in the easiest fashion.
