Write a sentence, put it into google translate, change the language it's translated to 5 times, then translate it back to English, what did you get?

[TheSpaceGnome]

Then post the result here.

Bring me your chaos.

[nolabels]

It came back to English exactly as originally input.

I tried it numerous times.

[TheSpaceGnome]

But... how? ._.

Are you made out of googles?

Everytime I do it, it butchers the crap out of the sentence.

[nolabels]

Got me.
I'll try another sentence.

[nolabels]

Same result. Exact translation back to English.

[TheSpaceGnome]

Odd, you are copy pasting each result in feild 2 into feild 1 after each translation right?

[nolabels]

I've tried it a bunch of different way including that which you mention here.
I'll try again.

[TheSpaceGnome]

You sir are some kind of anti chaos wizard.

[nolabels]

I say that there is no such thing as chaos, just conditions that are as yet not measurable by current instrumentation.
I'll keep trying.

[TheSpaceGnome]

Thats what chaos is though... immeasurable complexity leading to unknown outcomes.

[nolabels]

Immeasurable using our current technology.
Someday, someday, I say, all will be known.

I find that I must respectfully reject the term 'chaos' to describe that which we have yet to understand.
I've applied various acronyms to the subject over the years.
The acronym which I currently use is - VAODNYM - Vast Amounts Of Data Not Yet Measurable.
Pronounced Vowd-nym.
I've altered it over the years. I probably will again. It's my word. I can do what I want with it.

Let me know if you come up with a better one. I'd be happy to hear it.

Any sufficiently advanced technology appears as magic to those more primitive.

Cheers to you!