What Can Music Teach Us About Science, Mathematics, and Consciousness?

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SUMMARY

This discussion centers on the intersection of music, science, and consciousness, initiated by a new forum member with a background in music composition and production. The member expresses a desire to deepen their understanding of physics, particularly in areas like String Theory and quantum gravity, while also exploring consciousness. The community responds positively, encouraging engagement and sharing insights on the relevance of artistic perspectives in scientific discussions.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of String Theory and M-Theory
  • Basic knowledge of quantum gravity concepts
  • Familiarity with consciousness studies
  • Interest in the relationship between art and science
NEXT STEPS
  • Research advanced topics in String Theory and M-Theory
  • Explore quantum gravity theories and their implications
  • Study consciousness from both scientific and philosophical perspectives
  • Investigate the role of artistic intuition in scientific inquiry
USEFUL FOR

This discussion is beneficial for musicians transitioning into scientific fields, students interested in physics and consciousness, and anyone exploring the artistic dimensions of scientific concepts.

  • #31
dimensional said:
I'm impressed with the forum thus far. There are so many things for me to learn, so little time!

I'm thinking of creating a thread in the "real" parts of the forum now ;)

Be VERY careful please.
 
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  • #32
Lacy33 said:
Exsqueeze me! could you just repleat what you just said>?

LOL! :smile:
 
  • #33
dimensional said:
I'm thinking of creating a thread in the "real" parts of the forum now ;)

Ahh, he's going to take the red pill. Indeed, the other parts of the forum might be more "real" but they're not nearly as enjoyable. I'm afraid the rabbit hole goes a bit deeper than the rabbit originally intended.
 
  • #34
Is it a black hole? Does it lack, or is it whole? Who knows where the rabbit hole goes.
 
  • #35
dimensional said:
Is it a black hole? Does it lack, or is it whole? Who knows where the rabbit hole goes.

Speculation. And personal theories are not allowed. Please read forum rules.
 
  • #36
:smile: Uh-oh.

I guess I need to hit the books some more. ;)
 
  • #37
dimensional said:
:smile: Uh-oh.

I guess I need to hit the books some more. ;)

Man! I told you to be careful. Did you think I was just some idiot that hangs around here at the mercy of brilliant people who think I have been so far only somewhat annoying? :devil:
No! That's exactly I am. That's how I know.
 
  • #38
Yeah, yeah. I know! I'll be more careful in the future to avoid any run-ins with the fun police. :smile:
 
  • #39
:) just saw your photo! Welcome! ;) wink, wave... lol...
 
  • #40
nucleargirl said:
:) just saw your photo! Welcome! ;) wink, wave... lol...

Watch out dimensional, it looks like nucleargirl might be on the prowl.
 
  • #41
rhody said:
BTW Turbo, are those native trout ? The one on the far left looks pregnant. I used to fish with Dad as a kid, and haven't seen a nice group of fish like that in a long time.

Rhody... :smile:
From a trout pond about an hour from here. Most people have no clue how to fish it, and end up with fish that are about 12" max.
 
  • #42
Char. Limit said:
Watch out dimensional, it looks like nucleargirl might be on the prowl.

I'm a cautious man, I think I can manage. ;)
 

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