Composing across parallel universes | Alexis Kirke | TEDxPlymouthUniversity

[mg-yluv]

Sound sculptures that play music from another universe... Great. I'm amazed. A fellow Ballard fan from the past says hello.

[Catalinaobregon]

Listen to music from India. They have been making quantum music before computers. I smell, hear, touch, see and taste walking the hot streets of India listening to ragas.

[TarotRider-tm]

It's bizzare to even think that a subatomic wave/particle from all the universe interact with each other and know exactly what's going on in their respective universe and communicate data back with other subatomic colleagues each sharing their own data and finally coming up with solution or answers together as a team.
It's really so bizzare to know that each of those subatomic waves are God consciousness and knows exactly what's happening in their universe down to each details including your secrets.

[zorknot]

He stops pratting on about his university failures around 3:40, relevant background starts at about 9:00. Music starts around 16:00. Reminds me of Devs.

[cmbaz]

There is problem with the sound...ironicly

[Maddoxxx]

so whose the person behind those parallel universe that fed him the music? is it a human or another quantum comp?