Kathryn Aegis <aegis@igc.apc.org> writes:
> If someone were actually writing a program to produce the 'perfect' music, I
Hmm, isn't that truly extropian music in the sense that it helps you
grow and develop? (the floundering part might need some help, through
- I always think the artist should give the audience a sporting chance
:-).
It is also interesting from an information theoretical point of
view. Music you can predict doesn't give you any new information - it
is the unexpected stuff that is information-rich. Of course, not all
information is equal.
> notes I expect to hear--give me something to blow away the flabbier neurons,
> knife-edged to cut away complacency, trash my assumptions and leave me
> floundering in the deep end of the pool....
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