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Punk Math

Posted by richardelwes on November 19, 2010
Posted in: Maths, Music, Nonsense.

I just ran into Tom Henderson’s Punk Math Manifesto:

The video’s an appeal for funds taken from Kickstarter, but it looks like the target’s already been reached. (Not that a few more pennies would go unappreciated, I’m sure.)

I definitely dig the philosophy, fleshed out in more detail in this interview. So it’ll be good to see the project develop.

Having said all that, punk’s not really my genre. Maybe I should try experimenting with some Jazz Geometry, or Death Metal Model Theory.

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