Only one would ask such a question ?
WHY?
Because you're making things up?
The book either says it, or: it doesn't.
Simple as that!!
Listen with your skin.
So today it was a little too warm upstairs where my main system is.
I took off my shirt. That’s better. Hey…wait a minute does the music sound a tiny bit different? Better even?
Well it seems the answer could be YES.
There’s been scientific testing of the skin’s contribution to hearing. Not sure if it applies to listening to music, but it’s worth us subjectively testing it.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/skin-hearing-airflow-puff-sound-perception/
I can see it now. We’ll be able to recognize each other at the next
big audio fair. We’ll be the guys wearing a bathing suit and flip flops.
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There is a context for my half joking sentence... Have you read the scientific american article ? Then i wrote a joke inspired by a bible WELL KNOWN proverb to make a metaphor for the way the skin react to air vibration and to speech... Speaking to fools or speaking to the wind are metaphorical synonym here for everyone who understand these expressions , in clear they have the same meaning... Then your demand for "rectification" or accusation about making things up , is a bit exagerated ... No ? 😊 Then the one who try to make thing up here is you right now with my innocuous post ... It is called a "tempest in a cup of water"... Is it in the Bible? I dont think so... But it is a long time for my old memory... 😊 But in a quantum cup of "water" there is always some big tempest, and the "void" is windy so to speak... I now suggest to be relax and going back to sound and hearing...
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We can hear with our skin in some way... This is not so surprizing... but i am very impressed by Alain Connes thinking about primes numbers and music... It is too complex to speak about it here... but please go to this short youtube piece... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBArTv71Edk This is a translation of the primes in music , by a recipe Connes explain in some conference, i dont remember which one... The amazing fact, is that the most complex object in the universe is the prime distribution... Here an image of the first part of this "object":
Now think about that, each notes represent a circle in this INFINITE field without repetition... I think in his core mathematic is music ... |
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