There actually is such a thing as an air loom.[1] Air looms make most of the world's fabrics today. They're what made fabric cheap. But they don't go back to 1815. Developed in the 2nd half of the 20th century.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TempleOS
He had a famous video (which I won't link here, as he goes on a racist tirade about incandescent CIA employees) in which his random word generator- which he claimed sent him messages from God- prints the words "China virus election." The video is from 2017. Of course it printed lots of random garbage too, and any impression of prescience is merely coincidental, but certain corners of the Internet did notice and remark on the coincidence.
These dark corners of the Internet, 4chan in particular, have their own large populations of users who sincerely think they're victims of gangstalking. While it's amusing to see them find strange coincidences like COVID and the output of Terry's word generator, it's depressing to see such ill people feed off each other's delusions.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30214652
Instead of assuming randomness coming from computers full of black-box microchips, assuming malicious interference may be just a better option - survival wise.
https://publicdomainreview.org/essay/illustrations-of-madnes...
Still imortilised to this day in the innermost ring of GCHQ.