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  1. RE: Whether it rests on key modulation - or, #keymodulation as a #SongWriting device, #popsong device, neck-massaging device. I haven't picked up the #guitar yet to figure it out, but i think i'm wrong: at least the timeline referenced. It's not modulation, but (Having not picked up the instrument) I believe it is "borrowed chords", as in borrowing chords from another key which is not necessarily analogous to modulation, and certainly-- potentially-- much more complicated!

    Clearly
    not-knowing
    now bugs-me.

    That's definitely a #piano #songwriter's song. Songwriter is a pianist. Elton John tunes are like that. In my #perceptual experience, in retrospect, I recall feeling that way about Kurt Cobain, the chord changes in nirvana songs (McCartney & Lennon, etc.).

    That is to say, it's about the #melody you "hear" and the way it "sits in the chord" so to speak (the chord, which you also "hear" probably).

    You can change those chords n shit.
    People call that Jazz. Is that correct? That's i dunno.
    Led Zeppelin?
    Otherwise, it's Er!c Cl@p⸸on's bastardization of "the blues"; a "I , IV , V" (or make-it-fancy w/ a vi and a iii) an A-B-A-B-C #progression, or the other one.
    Stray from the first inversion for a less "familiar" way of penetrating the ear hole. Like, "the stranger". Sitting on hands

    social.vivaldi.net/@ajaxStardu

  2. #Design for #Neurodiverse #Inclusivity:

    #Invisible challenges include: #autism spectrum; learning challenges; developmental challenges; and #MentalHealth. What role does the #BuiltEnvironment play in #disabling these user groups? How can we, as built environment practitioners, learn from this #diverse #perceptual model? How can we design in a way that is more #facilitative, #supportive and #accessible for #neurodiverse perceptual models?

    2-6 July UIA 2023 uia2023cph.org/design-for-incl

  3. A review on different applications of control ideas to neuroscience, #motorcontrol and #decisionmaking, using in particular #controltheory and #perceptual #control.

    The description of perceptual control seems suspiciously close to Friston's #activeinference...

    nature.com/articles/s41583-023