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Post by Susan Lawly on Oct 20, 2011 13:59:51 GMT
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Post by Danhod on Oct 20, 2011 22:10:27 GMT
Why aren't you wearing a top in that picture? Clothes, so unnatural! "My theory is that if you keep adding elements, the poly-rhythms become so complex, but still recognizable by the organism, that you actually run out of parts of the body to move. What happens then?"Well, you just stop moving and that's it, just the same way as if you try looking up and down at the same time, you sort of struggle and get a headache hahaha. Like if you try to lift a really heavy object but run out of strength, your muscle doesn't extract power from other regions to help, it just gives up. It's a fun theory though. But would you actually run out of parts to move? do you need to move a body part for each and every identifiable rhythm? I guess you can dance to Stabbers Conspiracy if you put the effort in, how many rhythms were there? eight? for example: Mimes clicking fingers in time + waves moving arms in time with music + bobs back and forth + bends knees up and down + tilts head side to side + winks in tune + moves toes up and down + pushes stomach out and back in with the beat Might try this on Sunday The only way to get people to froth at the mouth is to manipulate the saliva glands, magic up a method / frequency for that! In fact maybe just extreme volume / rapid-fire images causes it.
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