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11-16-2008, 04:54 AM

Gregor,

This thread sets thoughts in motion for me. Here are a few:

1. About: I have a feeling that we do not fully understand thermodynamics and temperature.

Absolutely! Well, OK, I could be boldly AND incorrectly agreeing. But I've thought over the years from the days of being an engineering dropout that there's something really fishy/wrong about a few things. Like that, for instance. I think gravity itself is misunderstood - it's about heat and cold and space. The dance is the mix of it, movement is its interaction, all playfulness (sanskrit:lila) and relational. 'Force' is like a tension (relationship) between objects with varying temperatures. Or not.

From a Hegelian view point, it's the dialectic that never synthesizes. Well, maybe ultimately, but it's more like a persistent/perpetual process towards synthesis. It's like ...yearning!

2. About: Building the plant-growing pyramid. Whew, sounds like a lot of work. Maybe it would be useful from an in-house grow-op point of view (and I mean veggies), but what I want to know is how's your didgeridoo coming along?

3. About: True notes.

Although I liked Adam K.'s plan for recording songs and sharing the knowledge far and wide, I'm thinking now. First, being a bit anarchic, it sounds like a lot of social coordination to me. There's still something in there though: a song. Next, the cautionary post by Flying Pyramid.

My plan now is to experiment at home, with a very simple song (Twinkle Twinkle Little Star) and see how it feels. Its few notes and innocent lyrics would be a good containment field. Do both versions, an A/B test, off/true. I'm all for phenomenological science (my motto: Goethe not Newton). Then, do a more complex tune, like Mad World by Gary Jules. See how it goes.

If it's all safe and sound enough to proceed, I see a new song with a popular songwriter who's seen many seasons, using these principles, not Beethoven or Mozart (maybe later). Lots of people playing in studio, using frequencies for healing and emotional stabilization, maybe cure cancer too... (I read about that frequency, a treatment developed in early 1900s ... somewhere...).

Just one song, unless everyone's pants go on creative fire, then an album. More songwriters then. Delay mass production of tuning forks. Studio time is a possibility in my world. A musical 'forum project' could be a broadcast. Any thoughts?

**About: mushrooms ('fungus' unrelated to this post)(re slippery mushroom patch bad dream) I read this today in a Wired blog - FYI. "There's a fungus distributed in the environment which allows for very precise targeting of individual's biological and psychological functioning. Watch the skies to know how it got there. Take note of your environment - micro fiber systems everywhere, especially in undusted places. Use a black light to see them if you don't "believe" me? Speaking of black, well, it's all black."

11-16-2008, 04:54 AM	#104
no caste Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Cracking the Code Gregor, This thread sets thoughts in motion for me. Here are a few: 1. About: I have a feeling that we do not fully understand thermodynamics and temperature. Absolutely! Well, OK, I could be boldly AND incorrectly agreeing. But I've thought over the years from the days of being an engineering dropout that there's something really fishy/wrong about a few things. Like that, for instance. I think gravity itself is misunderstood - it's about heat and cold and space. The dance is the mix of it, movement is its interaction, all playfulness (sanskrit:lila) and relational. 'Force' is like a tension (relationship) between objects with varying temperatures. Or not. From a Hegelian view point, it's the dialectic that never synthesizes. Well, maybe ultimately, but it's more like a persistent/perpetual process towards synthesis. It's like ...yearning! 2. About: Building the plant-growing pyramid. Whew, sounds like a lot of work. Maybe it would be useful from an in-house grow-op point of view (and I mean veggies), but what I want to know is how's your didgeridoo coming along? 3. About: True notes. Although I liked Adam K.'s plan for recording songs and sharing the knowledge far and wide, I'm thinking now. First, being a bit anarchic, it sounds like a lot of social coordination to me. There's still something in there though: a song. Next, the cautionary post by Flying Pyramid. My plan now is to experiment at home, with a very simple song (Twinkle Twinkle Little Star) and see how it feels. Its few notes and innocent lyrics would be a good containment field. Do both versions, an A/B test, off/true. I'm all for phenomenological science (my motto: Goethe not Newton). Then, do a more complex tune, like Mad World by Gary Jules. See how it goes. If it's all safe and sound enough to proceed, I see a new song with a popular songwriter who's seen many seasons, using these principles, not Beethoven or Mozart (maybe later). Lots of people playing in studio, using frequencies for healing and emotional stabilization, maybe cure cancer too... (I read about that frequency, a treatment developed in early 1900s ... somewhere...). Just one song, unless everyone's pants go on creative fire, then an album. More songwriters then. Delay mass production of tuning forks. Studio time is a possibility in my world. A musical 'forum project' could be a broadcast. Any thoughts? **About: mushrooms ('fungus' unrelated to this post)(re slippery mushroom patch bad dream) I read this today in a Wired blog - FYI. "There's a fungus distributed in the environment which allows for very precise targeting of individual's biological and psychological functioning. Watch the skies to know how it got there. Take note of your environment - micro fiber systems everywhere, especially in undusted places. Use a black light to see them if you don't "believe" me? Speaking of black, well, it's all black."