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jordan
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ok, so I'm a physics ignaramus. and a spelling one too.
but recently i was thinking about what is this thing we call music
and why, when u go to a jam concert (Grateful Dead, Phish, Etc.)- you reach something like a meditative state, (yes, even without drugs)
and i stumbled upon Ohm. around 7 or 8 beats per second. super low frequency. maybe the concerts were just hitting repetitive bass notes which forced a meditation.
somehow i then stumbled upon Phi.
and then i got really confused.
now I'm left trying to piece together some semblence of reason. and i think there is none
maybe i should go back to just listening to the music, but... if anyone has any imput on this crazy thing called Phi (and its relationship with love/music/ and especially Ohm) i'd appreciate it.
[?]
i know electronic music uses some principles of physics to create transe...whats the deal with this stuff...
not only music, but what is Phi-and why's it so powerful. the more info, the better
thank you!
but recently i was thinking about what is this thing we call music
and why, when u go to a jam concert (Grateful Dead, Phish, Etc.)- you reach something like a meditative state, (yes, even without drugs)
and i stumbled upon Ohm. around 7 or 8 beats per second. super low frequency. maybe the concerts were just hitting repetitive bass notes which forced a meditation.
somehow i then stumbled upon Phi.
and then i got really confused.
now I'm left trying to piece together some semblence of reason. and i think there is none
maybe i should go back to just listening to the music, but... if anyone has any imput on this crazy thing called Phi (and its relationship with love/music/ and especially Ohm) i'd appreciate it.
[?]
i know electronic music uses some principles of physics to create transe...whats the deal with this stuff...
not only music, but what is Phi-and why's it so powerful. the more info, the better
thank you!