Art Through Devine Inspiration

Plato believed poets did not create by skill in art but through divine inspiration. Technique and understanding had no control over divine inspiration.

What a poet was able to do was only through manifestation of a god taking over their minds.

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Returning to the Garden

Today when I was at the community garden watering a stunning five foot tall collard green plant and a variety of other plants (that have all been played Arden Lofi’s philosophicalofi a time or two yielding fascinating results).

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Infinite Intelligence

Are creative people inspired by having access to some quantity of knowledge? Our family kinesiologist thinks so. For the scope of this short paper quantity of knowledge will be referred to as infinite intelligence.

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Hyper Critical External Variables

Producers take ourselves so serious, sometimes we take hyper critical external variables just as seriously. This is fascinating in our rapidly transforming experience as we better adapt to music in the internet era.

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The Goodness Of Audio Content

In Music and Ethics, Nanette Nielsen and Marcel Cobussen explain, “the search for universal and eternal Good seems to have been unsuccessful. There is no generally acknowledged agreement on what the Good is” (Nielsen & Cobussen, 2012, p. 16).

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