Mimic nature!

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The golden ratio of music

Well, it may seem dull and almost like ripping people off, but since song after song actually means something to people, this simply must be the golden ratio of songs. I do wonder if it is possible to find a pattern like this in classical music. There is one in films (you can basically calculate when a film should take a turn or when the music should increase to make it a "good" film).

Anywho, so with a decent melody and a kickass-lyric you have your career as a popstar.

Today I'm still working on emptying boxes, I can't understand how we came to have this much stuff! And the time it takes to get everything organised!

(I cant find the wire to transfer information from my phone to my computer, so photos will come later.)

The courses I'm taking at uni now are so varied, which I love.

I study Matrix theory, Light-matter interaction (awesome!), Renewable energies and indtroductory medicin for engineers.

The medicin course must be the cosiest course I've ever taken. We have four hours of lectures on tuesday evenings and they always invite specialists to lecture about all the different parts of the body and diseases. After two hours we have a long break and a secretary comes and sells coffe, tea and cheese-sandwiches.

It's like watching discovery planet and getting university credits for it! It has actually made me think that I would have liked being a doctor. (But that feeling passes when I do the light-matter course.)

Posting next when I fint the bloody wire.

Bisous!