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3.7.22
A Philosophy of Astrology #7 ~ The Key
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When Carl Jung and Wolfgang Pauli discussed synchronicity, they were not just looking for a way to explain extraordinairy meaningful coincid...
19.4.22
A Philosophy of Astrology #6 ~ The Science
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For most people with a scientific background it's simply common sense that all things astrological are nonsense, when in fact, there...
24.8.19
Asteroid tales ~ C.G. Jung's Red Book
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Carl Jung's influence on contemporary astrology is considerable. He introduced new ideas that remain popular, like collective uncons...
19.1.19
The aesthetic fallacy
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Hard scientists love to project concepts like elegance and beauty on simple equations like E = mc². A revealing choice perhaps, but also ...
5.7.18
The retroactive effect of asteroid names
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The movements of the stars, the planets and even the asteroids are of great interest to astrologers. To most stargazers, a piece of space-r...
21.3.18
Renay Oshop ~ Scientific astrologer par excellence
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Contrary to popular belief, there is such a thing as rigorous scientific astrology. Vedic astrologer Renay Oshop is (one of) the best . Sh...
21.12.17
Φ in the sky: how to interpret Golden Aspects
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This is our second post about the astrologer Theodor Landscheidt , who proposes that the Golden Ratio (or Φ) plays an important role in the...
23.9.16
Is Deep Learning the new 42?
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Microphone technique vs. a debate about the future of high tech. Hilarious. If you're interested in the musical side of Deep Learning,...
4.8.16
Astrology and music: how planets and musicians interact
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In this post we present the first results of a new Dubbhism research program: astrology. We're looking at the combinations of the pla...
25.4.16
Victim of the Brain
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80ties docudrama starring Douglas R. Hofstadter and Daniel Dennett.
15.12.14
How to Draw Mushrooms on an Oscilloscope
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Better than Chladni Plates . DIY-crew read the manual over here .
17.9.14
Your thoughts are made of sound
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According to traditional nerve-theory, two nerve impulses sent from opposite ends of a nerve annihilate when they collide. New research f...
28.6.14
Mysteries of Dubb ~ Ancient Acoustics
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Man has worshipped the Gods of Bass ever since the beginning of time. In the days before the pyramides, when there were no cities and no ...
1.2.14
Interplanetary soundbwoys are full of big chat
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This is the subwoofer of ESA’s Large European Acoustic Facility (LEAF) , a test facility which subjects satellites to the same noise a ...
25.1.14
Mysteries of Dubb ~ How low can you go?
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Back in the 80's most people didn't really understand the power of the 808 bass drum. Then Chuck D of Public Enemy came along. Bein...
18.12.13
Mysteries of Dubb ~ The Fourth Dimension
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Drums + Bass + Space = Dubb. The math is simple. But the mystery remains: how can we visualize the highly paradoxical local spatiality of...
21.10.13
Musician Wren whistles perfect octaves
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The Musician Wren (a.k.a. Cyphorhynus arada) whistles melodies that sound 'human'. Musicologist Emily Doolittle and biologist Henr...
12.10.13
Musical Numerology #8 ~ Yet another octave based theory of everything
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The claim: the universe is made of dynamic octave relationships. These particular octaves should not be thought of as whole number ratio...
7.10.13
Speaker that works best in the 5 – 50Hz range
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Wanna construct your own Giant Speaker? Check this little tutorial .
29.6.13
Musical Numerology #1 ~ The Good, the Bad and the Illuminati: 440 Hz vs 432 Hz
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The Claim: the official concert pitch standard A4=440 Hz is an EVIL pitch standard. It ruins our classical music. A4=432 Hz is a GOOD p...
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