Fractal Music

It's an idea I had, Take some very pattern of notes. Make it a function, time to pitch. Then, for each interval of constant pitch, make it a reletive scale of the entire function. The result was interesting, as a curiosity, but not particularly good. The resulting music was repetitive, and was not interesting as a sound. But there might be a better way. I am still searching.

Square Two

It's only a small step forward. Let me take a moment to argue a trivial subject with the Ether (who I shall call EFMK), This is based on a post on Ellbur's Random Thoughts: Let us say that you, EFMK, do not like to be in doubt of God's existence. Naturally, God, if He did exist, would not allow you to be in doubt, as it is a torture you do not deserve. Therefore, if you are unable to find an answer, you will know that God does not exist. But this answers the question. Therefore, you would not be led to a state of certainty by disproof of God. Therefore, if God does not exist, it will be impossible to prove that He does not, nor, further, that His existence is unproveable. And the only possibility remaining is either that God exists, or that He can be proven to exist and therefore does. If this arguement is in fact just words, perhaps a trick of definition, I trust EFMK to tell me.

Back to Square One

I have no idea what square one is nor when I would go back to it. But this is day one, the frist post, the commencement of a blog. Don't expect anything from it: don't expect that the posts are good, that they are worth reading, that they make any sense, or that they I will post regularly. In return, I won't expect anything from you. I won't even expect that you read this. You may call me KMFE. I will call you whatever. If it hapens to be your name, that's lucky. If no one reads this, that's good too.