Machine gun effect? Why audible at all?

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Best thread derailment in ages

[Dean Aka Nekro]

It sounds just like every sick metal drummer, I can't tell the difference

[Tricky-Loops]

L Ron Hubbard did have a Fairlight though.
http://musicthing.blogspot.se/2005/08/l ... o-his.html

Now why is that ? The Thetans obviously must have had access to this technology,that's why it's embedded in our brains. Easy peasy.

Not so sure about Hubbard the Wunderkind. Actually, Ron L. Hubbard filched everything from everywhere to claim it its own while other people really made it... His son told about all these lies:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_DeWolf

It's ridiculous how the Scientology leaders try to make a prodigy out of this quite average guy who mixed facts & fiction together to make a bitter cocktail out of it which has nothing to do with science.

He was neither famous as a writer nor as a musician. If he was famous in anything at all, then in the science of how to manipulate other people to make them giving away their whole money for him.

[Dean Aka Nekro]

L Ron Hubbard did have a Fairlight though.
http://musicthing.blogspot.se/2005/08/l ... o-his.html

Now why is that ? The Thetans obviously must have had access to this technology,that's why it's embedded in our brains. Easy peasy.

Not so sure about Hubbard the Wunderkind. Actually, Ron L. Hubbard filched everything from everywhere to claim it its own while other people really made it...

It's ridiculous how the Scientology leaders try to make a prodigy out of this quite average guy who mixed facts & fiction together to make a bitter cocktail out of it which has nothing to do with science.

He was neither famous as a writer nor as a musician. If he was famous in anything at all, then in the science of how to manipulate other people to make them giving away their whole money for him.

You need auditing and NOW Tom Cruise or Captain Travolta to do it? Tommy Davis is N/A any longer I'm afraid. If you stuff this one then its the sea org for you

[stonestreet]

Guys, isn't it quite a recognizeable performance of the ear and the brain that it CAN recognize when a sample is played multiple times? I mean, we are not able to describe the exact difference if two very similar samples are played, however we feel it if they are exactly the same. I think this is a remarkable capability of the human to be able to distinguish exact copies from very similar round robin samples. Round robin samples are so similar that they sound equal, but they arent. Still, exact copies sound a lot different. To be able to do this distinction the analysis going on in ear and brain has to be very very fine resolution. Really remarkable I think.

Just a thought.

All of life has managed to survive millions of years without any need of thought.

Sometimes I think that we humans are just an add on. I have heard that the are 10 bacteria cells to each of our cells. The amount of bacteria that we carry weighs more than our brain. The bacteria in our systems are able to influence our behaviour.

Some things are better done without thought. Sometimes it is thou8ght that messes things up. Just a thought.

What I find particularly amazing is that we have something like 100,000 neurons pointing inwards than pointing out to the medium that we are within. From that I think that evolution is not too interested in what is out there.

Have fun

[vurt]

Yeah right,like i'm going to fall for that one again. Fool me once,shame on you,fool me twice,shame on me. The 808 is analog.

That's the point - the Ancient Aliens couldn't decide if analogue or digital was better, so they created the human race to figure it out for them.

We're almost there, too ... just a few more threads and we'll have a definitive answer!

And there was me thinking that it was the mice that were working it out, until the Earth was decommissioned for an intergalactic bypass that is.

I thought the turtles were doing that, all the way down.

the mice got into motorbikes, the turtles took up martial arts. its down to the naked monkeys now, then the spiders get a turn.

[Tricky-Loops]

L Ron Hubbard did have a Fairlight though.
http://musicthing.blogspot.se/2005/08/l ... o-his.html

Now why is that ? The Thetans obviously must have had access to this technology,that's why it's embedded in our brains. Easy peasy.

Not so sure about Hubbard the Wunderkind. Actually, Ron L. Hubbard filched everything from everywhere to claim it its own while other people really made it...

It's ridiculous how the Scientology leaders try to make a prodigy out of this quite average guy who mixed facts & fiction together to make a bitter cocktail out of it which has nothing to do with science.

He was neither famous as a writer nor as a musician. If he was famous in anything at all, then in the science of how to manipulate other people to make them giving away their whole money for him.

You need auditing and NOW Tom Cruise or Captain Travolta to do it? Tommy Davis is N/A any longer I'm afraid. If you stuff this one then its the sea org for you

Says everything:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar ... brave.html

I've read tons of articles about Ron L. Hubbard. Never he was mentioned as a great musician (and it isn't even mentioned in the German Wikipedia that he made music). Now I see at least 10 big websites made from Scientology about wunderkind Hubbard and his compositions, and I really doubt that he has all made them. They want to get musicians to participate in Scientology, that's their sole purpose!

[vurt]

Guys, isn't it quite a recognizeable performance of the ear and the brain that it CAN recognize when a sample is played multiple times? I mean, we are not able to describe the exact difference if two very similar samples are played, however we feel it if they are exactly the same. I think this is a remarkable capability of the human to be able to distinguish exact copies from very similar round robin samples. Round robin samples are so similar that they sound equal, but they arent. Still, exact copies sound a lot different. To be able to do this distinction the analysis going on in ear and brain has to be very very fine resolution. Really remarkable I think.

Just a thought.

All of life has managed to survive millions of years without any need of thought.

Sometimes I think that we humans are just an add on. I have heard that the are 10 bacteria cells to each of our cells. The amount of bacteria that we carry weighs more than our brain. The bacteria in our systems are able to influence our behaviour.

Some things are better done without thought. Sometimes it is thou8ght that messes things up. Just a thought.

What I find particularly amazing is that we have something like 100,000 neurons pointing inwards than pointing out to the medium that we are within. From that I think that evolution is not too interested in what is out there.

Have fun

the bacteria built us for transport. simples.

[stonestreet]

Yeah right,like i'm going to fall for that one again. Fool me once,shame on you,fool me twice,shame on me. The 808 is analog.

That's the point - the Ancient Aliens couldn't decide if analogue or digital was better, so they created the human race to figure it out for them.

We're almost there, too ... just a few more threads and we'll have a definitive answer!

And there was me thinking that it was the mice that were working it out, until the Earth was decommissioned for an intergalactic bypass that is.

I thought the turtles were doing that, all the way down.

I was reading something recently about sel-reference and the writer said that it is snakes all the way down - ourborous. I have heard about the turtles though

[Tricky-Loops]

Tommy Davis is N/A any longer I'm afraid.

Tommy Davis is still living but he has broken with his past:

http://tonyortega.org/2013/06/12/tommy- ... outhpieces

[whyterabbyt]

I was reading something recently about sel-reference and the writer said that it is snakes all the way down

dont be silly, its snakes all the way up. that's how they get on planes.

[stonestreet]

Guys, isn't it quite a recognizeable performance of the ear and the brain that it CAN recognize when a sample is played multiple times? I mean, we are not able to describe the exact difference if two very similar samples are played, however we feel it if they are exactly the same. I think this is a remarkable capability of the human to be able to distinguish exact copies from very similar round robin samples. Round robin samples are so similar that they sound equal, but they arent. Still, exact copies sound a lot different. To be able to do this distinction the analysis going on in ear and brain has to be very very fine resolution. Really remarkable I think.

Just a thought.

All of life has managed to survive millions of years without any need of thought.

Sometimes I think that we humans are just an add on. I have heard that the are 10 bacteria cells to each of our cells. The amount of bacteria that we carry weighs more than our brain. The bacteria in our systems are able to influence our behaviour.

Some things are better done without thought. Sometimes it is thou8ght that messes things up. Just a thought.

What I find particularly amazing is that we have something like 100,000 neurons pointing inwards than pointing out to the medium that we are within. From that I think that evolution is not too interested in what is out there.

Have fun

the bacteria built us for transport. simples.

I am inclined to agree. So much so I have just fallen over and now have a thick ear.

[trimph1]

I was reading something recently about sel-reference and the writer said that it is snakes all the way down

dont be silly, its snakes all the way up. that's how they get on planes.

It'll be Snakes On Mars next.

[Dean Aka Nekro]

L Ron Hubbard did have a Fairlight though.
http://musicthing.blogspot.se/2005/08/l ... o-his.html

Now why is that ? The Thetans obviously must have had access to this technology,that's why it's embedded in our brains. Easy peasy.

Not so sure about Hubbard the Wunderkind. Actually, Ron L. Hubbard filched everything from everywhere to claim it its own while other people really made it...

It's ridiculous how the Scientology leaders try to make a prodigy out of this quite average guy who mixed facts & fiction together to make a bitter cocktail out of it which has nothing to do with science.

He was neither famous as a writer nor as a musician. If he was famous in anything at all, then in the science of how to manipulate other people to make them giving away their whole money for him.

You need auditing and NOW Tom Cruise or Captain Travolta to do it? Tommy Davis is N/A any longer I'm afraid. If you stuff this one then its the sea org for you

Says everything:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar ... brave.html

I've read tons of articles about Ron L. Hubbard. Never he was mentioned as a great musician (and it isn't even mentioned in the German Wikipedia that he made music). Now I see at least 10 big websites made from Scientology about wunderkind Hubbard and his compositions, and I really doubt that he has all made them. They want to get musicians to participate in Scientology, that's their sole purpose!

I agree mate. I shall not join, Never. I'm curious if there are any high profile/famous musicians whom are involved. It'd be amusing reading if there are

[CableChannel]

Guys I got thrown out of a german forum for some negligible fainthearted off topic posting, and now here my thread gets slaughtered off topic big time. What a world!