I'm theorizing a psychedelic computer
It's made up of four components:
1. audio input
2. Video input
3. Vocals inputs.
4. Subtitle inputs.
It's supposed to be a psychedelic tripping platform, which you hook up to your audio/video system.
It either loads from the cloud or have a big ass collection of songs, video samples, vocal samples and subtitle samples
All the inputs are randomized by the computer, which then feeds the randomly selected cocktail of song, video clips, vocals and subtitles.
It is intended to be able to mirror your trip by allowing the magic of synchronicity to alter the flow of the randomization.
What is your take on this theory, will something magic happen every time or will it just be nonsensical?
of course you have to be influenced by strong psychedelic substances in order for it to work
That's a neat idea.
How will you generate true randomness though, as opposed to pseudorandomness?
>>18952571
by shear product quantity
>>18952578
quantity in production material.
I reckon it'll play vocals in an interval randomly selected between 10 and 30 minutes.
>>18952556
44:1.2.The celestial musicians are occupied with the production of celestial harmony by the manipulation of the following spirit forces:
44:1.3.1. Spiritual sound—spirit current interruptions.
44:1.4.2. Spiritual light—the control and intensification of the light of the morontia and spiritual realms.
44:1.5.3. Energy impingements—melody produced by the skillful management of the morontia and spirit energies.
44:1.6.4. Color symphonies—melody of morontia color tones; this ranks among the highest accomplishments of the celestial musicians.
44:1.7.5. Harmony of associated spirits—the very arrangement and association of different orders of morontia and spirit beings produce majestic melodies.
44:1.8.6. Melody of thought—the thinking of spiritual thoughts can be so perfected as to burst forth in the melodies of Havona.
44:1.9.7. The music of space—by proper attunement the melodies of other spheres can be picked up on the universe broadcast circuits.
>>18952556
Hmm... Sounds like brainwashing to me. Who would want to trip in front of a screen anyways?