Music keeps really good time. Sometimes it switches timebases mid-flow. Except it appears to always be metronomic and consistently periodic. It would be sweet to steal a time machine and go back and listen to really old music. Before strings and metallurgy and such. Maybe those old old compositions were the inspiration for timekeeping, or maybe timekeeping was the inspiration for music. Either way it'd be ironic and symmetric that your time machine went back to research
music and in the process started creating music. See all you really got to do to build yourself a time machine is to play some music. Do it. You'll see. Back, back, back in time you go. To do it right of course and transport yourself physically back in time is gonna take some pretty crazy loud noise. So I hope you have understanding neighbors. While you're back there please dont step on anything, or give it a cold. I don't want you changing my present into your non-linear, unintentional temporal mistake.
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y0p
ok, ya bastard, this IS the deal...
the drugs make you say these things...just like: "night is the same as day, just darker."
but I would definitely agree wit ya:
music is the most intuitive human clock we have. ever notice how the people who can't handle watches and clocks the most are musicians? it's true!
kj0b
Drugs are bad.
I smoke towels.
Smoking is bad.
I own towels.
5 non-sentient towels.
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