Goodness comes to those who vibrate
At the deepest level, “absolute truth” is not what most institutional language gives; rather, it gives models, measurements, definitions, error bars, and authority-managed consensus. The honest distinction is: Uncertainties are a fog machine. That fog is where credentialed people can hide bad premises, rig incentives, launder ideology, and tell ordinary people: “don’t trust your senses; … Read more
There is relationship between the Schuman resonance and the day frequency of the earth. The day has 86400 seconds, that’s the period of one day, take the reciprocal of that and multiply that low frequency by 2 to the power of 24, that frequency is 194.1807407 Hertz. and this is the earth day tone. Take … Read more
“Organ performance that kills the accompanying orchestra and the audience. The organ piece, then played in reverse, restored life but returned the souls to the wrong bodies.” Correlation of madness, its expression in music, and the consequent destruction. “The ancient Solfeggio scale actually contains a musical solvent.” 12:40 in. As a musician, specifically a songwriter, … Read more
This caught my attention — the fact that the BBC long wave frequency was extremely precise (mentioned around 6:30). It is said that the bbc long wave radio4 transmission (droitwich?) was so extremely accurate in frequency that it was often used as a frequency-standard. Yes — broadly true. BBC Radio 4 long wave from Droitwich … Read more
Check the fills from 3:00 in, it’s almost unbelievable the power, precision and speed. The Annie Oakley of drums?
Take a source WAV, make a MP3 from it. Invert the mp3. Subtract the mp3 from the WAV. The resulting “compression artifact” will seriously shock you by the remarkable amount of ‘content’ removed; not only will the song be entirely wholly instantly recognizable, it will in fact not sound very much worse than the mp3. … Read more
Pretty fascinating. A good follow-up would be to inject viscous fluid into the ping-pong ball to approximate the egg’s innards.; alternately, an emptied egg could approximate the ping-pong ball, except its shape. Either would at least reduce variables.
Can hardly wait to hear how it all plays out! Proof
2:22:25 Wow! Love the crowds approval after she nails those fills. Okay, I’ll admit it, I cried when I saw this! Yeah, were NP around he’d likely choose her to ‘sit in’. Very happy for all! Interested to hear some new stuff and to see what she chooses as her alt kit It’s so so … Read more
Common thread amongst all these ‘greats’ that have made themselves into commodity junk — Chinafication.
In Utah County (Utah State), where an armed officer (of American Fork Police Dept) asserts that they ‘play differently there’ — apparently with force, hubris, impunity and unconstitutionality — a stunning reality is unfolding. “Illegal traffic stops. Illegal searches. Illegal seizures. False arrests. Malicious prosecutions. And more.” Toy Lego store, accused of $200k theivery, “Bricks … Read more
What the clip says, in essence Rick Beato asks Tigran Hamasyan to demonstrate modal music. Tigran says Western musicians often think of modes as scales — Dorian, Aeolian, etc. — but Armenian music is different: it does not work through “tonic equivalence” in the same way. There is one tonic, and the music unfolds through … Read more
Affected by every obstacle and self-imposed interference, WiFi is cagey and unpredictable. Wi-Fi propagation is far stranger and less deterministic than most people realize. Unlike a wire, where energy is largely confined to a conductor, Wi-Fi radiates into a chaotic three-dimensional environment where the signal is constantly being reflected, absorbed, delayed, refracted, scattered, polarized, and … Read more
Toxic Infrasonic Rumble. Incredible Water and Electricity Consumption. “Anti-Human” In-Part. Digitalian. Big Brother. Massively Taxable. Unprecedented. Headlong Wild Rush. Everything disruptive and polarizing, and to greatest extremes yet seen.
What a tortured creature. Interesting insight from Sammy Hagar. Even more interesting, the entymology of ‘al kul haal’ or whatever it really might have been… So was the no-teeth thing a result of the mouth cancer? You may be thinking of “al-kuhl” or “al-khul” — a term that often circulates online in claims about alcohol … Read more
Subsonic / Infrasound noise pollution emitted by data centers – collected evidence. What’s super-interesting: Around 8:00 in, BJ doubly-quadruples the speed — letting you hear the subsonics by translating them into range of human hearing. “When reviewing the data, it’s hard for even the most skeptical [music] person to come to any other conclusion than … Read more
