Posts Tagged "nature"

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    I’ve written about the reflection of nature in music before. Now, I realize there may be another approach.
     

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    Richard Bartle is a major name in game design. He is likely best known for having created Multi-User Dungeons (MUDs) – a precursor to the Massively multiplayer worlds that we see nowadays. He also has an excellent paper where he, I believe, pioneered the psychological investigation of gamers by characterizing and describing four [...]

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  • (… somewhere in my mind is a quote whose origins I can’t quite seem to find … something about music reflecting the state of its society … if only I had written it down … but, …)

    Is technology empowering or destroying music? Have we lost something on the ride into this electronic [...]

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  • Please enjoy the new piece of music I have added to the side bar.
    I have titled it “border” by the method I seem to use for naming pieces. Specifically, I use the first words that come to mind when I am ready to give the piece a title.
    It may seem an arbitrary method of [...]

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  • Video: Studio Life of a Cell
    Take a look at this beautiful computer generated video based on the inner life of a cell. Clearly someone was able to understand the beauty inherent to the individual cell and render it accessible to a larger audience. Yay, Internet!

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