There are few day-to-day events that send me into a rage as quickly as a pair of tangled earphones. As soon as I put them down, they somehow thread themselves into an unholy mess.
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Pretty fascinating stuff. Now explain why there's always someone in the bathroom when I need to take a leak.
I've wondered about this for years. Still more dazzled than illuminated.
Storing wires, garden hoses and such in a figure-8 winding pattern instead of a circular one goes a long way to avoiding tangles because it limits the amount of crossing that can happen. Of course if the disruption is enough to destroy the figure-8 shape, then you're in trouble again. With thick objects (like garden hoses) using a figure-8 storage pattern also avoids twisting around the axis parallel to the hose which helps to avoid writhing and (in the case of garden hoses) kinking.
You missed the entire point of the research. It was not about headphones - that was a "grabber" to get attention. This type of research would seem to have a myriad of uses in many industries.
Whilst these people were waiting for P to approach 100% and counting prime knots, I'd detangled my earphones and moved on to more pressing issues.