Tried to animate what the Zoetrope vinyl (I might be misspelling that) would look like while spinning. I did this very fast by hand on my phone in 10 minutes so it's not amazing, but if you cover up half the screen with your hand it gives a pretty good idea of what it's gonna look like on the turntable.
I finally got around to watching Logopolis, and I can't help but notice the similarities between it and the temple of Atropos on the planet Time in Flux. I'm curious if anyone else made the connection, and I'm also wondering why they didn't just use Logopolis in Flux? The existence of 2 planets where the inhabitants are keeping together the flow of time seems strange and incompatible within the same Doctor Who canon. We have seen time break down when either of the processes on those planets gets disturbed, so do they both need to work in tandem to keep the universe together? It just seems weird to introduce a new planet where the concept is so similar to one alreasy existing in canon. What are your thoughts on this?
Ok, so I think it is clear by now that the real difference between red and blue pressers is faith in what the majority of people will do. Red pressers believe that blue will lose, blue pressers believe that blue will win. Any other argument mostly exists to convince other people to switch because that helps convince us that yes, our button would win and our original idea was the correct one.
That being said, when trying to gauge which button is most likely to be pressed to help with our decision making, we have to consider a variety of different reasons why someone might press one button or the other. Essentially, I think it boils down to this:
One group of people will pick randomly, no matter what
One group of people will pick blue, no matter what
One group of people will pick red, no matter what
The remaining people will try to gauge how big the previous three groups will be relatove to eachother as well as how many people in their own group will come to the same conclusion as themselves to help them choose
Now my question is this: if you are part of that 4th group and you think red buttons will win, why exactly is that? What I mean is, do you believe that red button pressers will mostly be people who would press red no matter what, such as out of selfishness or self-preservation, or do you think they will mostly be people who don't have faith that other people will press blue?
As an extension, if you are part of that 4th group and you think blue buttons will win, why exactly is that? Do you believe that blue button pressers will mostly be people who would press blue no matter what, such as out of blind trust or duty for their fellow humans , or do you think they will mostly be people who have faith that other people will press red?
Essentially, my question is, to which extent do the choices of that 4th group actually affect the outcome? Are we a minority or a majority of the population? If we are a majority, do the other groups even need to be taken into consideration? If we are a minority, does our vote even matter?
What do you think?
This is my latest space rock album to date. Released in 2024 but worked on for at least 2 years before that, it's a concept album about aliens visiting earth and analyzing our planet in search of love, a resource they need to survive just like how we need food and shelter. And it is 100% AI free.
🖕🚫 Fuck AI 🚫🖕
Note: I haven't had a chance to listen to Broken China yet as it's not on Spotify
Is This The Life We Really Want?
Amused To Death
On An Island
Live At The Roundhouse
Radio KAOS
Wet Dreams
Luck And Strange
Rattle That Lock
The Madcap Laughs
Barrett
About Face
The Pros And Cons Of Hitchhiking
David Gilmour