Re: last month summary
Please summarize this months work to date
Sorry for all =he typos .Sent from my iPhone
Hi Jeffrey,
I am about 10 day= behind in my work this last month. I was held back from my frie=d dying. I will keep a log of these days and make up for them. <=SPAN>
This last mo=th I did the following:
published 4 articles (I otherwise do 8 per month).
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drafted and fleshed out seven forum concepts including: signal i=telligence & biological systems, music and the brain, dreaming, altern=tive currencies and the predator/prey dynamic of biology. Go to: =ttp://www.jeffreyepsteinforum.com/
posted your concepts on a host of science blogs and forums
listed your websites, blog and forum with google analytics. (you= .org site has had approx. 30,000
visitors)
Wikipedia: I finally got your photo changed and mug shot removed= Put all your website links onto Wiki as well as positive press links.
updated your websites and blog with content.
- created a proper site map for your .org site.
talked with Business Wire to set up a press release account with=them. They did a complimentary analysis of my press releases and things I =an do to optimize them.
talked with CEO of Reputation Changer. He's ready to do a confer=nce call with you.
My goal this mont= is:
8 press articles via Business Wire, optimizing them=slightly differently.
Blasting your forum concepts on every discussion pa=el, blog I can find.
Fleshing out all of your concepts further.
Hopefully getting you started with Reputation Changer.=/SPAN>
Printing out all my articles to date and giving them</=AR> to Leslie so you have copies of your press to
date.
Below is a sample concept:
Can music be an insight into the workings of the brain? Fo= example, why does the brain like to hear octaves, certain harmonies and p=tch resolution? =SPAN lang=EN>
Music is the manipulation of audible frequencies. More specifi=ally, it is the establishment and manipulation of frequency patterns and f=equency intensities. So why does the brain find patterns and various seque=ces of frequency intensities stimulating?
Some Background:
The ear converts all sound waves into electrochemical impulses that cha=ge the neocortex of the brain. More specifically, the basilar membrane of =he brain in the cochlea, the small snail-like structure in the inner ear, v=brates to incoming sound and at different sinusoidal frequencies due to va=iations in thickness and width along the length of the membrane. Tonotopy studies the spatial arrangement of frequencies along the basil=r membrane.Harmonies are frequencies with whole number multiples of the fundam=ntal (or lowest) frequency of any pitch. Resolution in western tonal music theory is the move of a note or chord=from dissonance (an unstable sound) to non-multiple consonance frequencies (a more final back or to stable a frequency =ounding that one). is a multiple=of In terms of the audible dominant frequency, fundamental resolution frequency. is th= move from
Theories and Questions:
4=PAN>Patterns, whether visual, rhythmic or audible have been shown to stim=late the brain. Patterns facilitate and reward prediction and prediction i= a network and prioritization of associative memory.
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2.=Similar, to reading a book or watching a movie, the manipulation of=frequency intensities found in music can mimic human life experiences and =11 the stimulating associations that come with it. The second question the=efore, is why does the human brain like to experience a duplication of its=experiences?
chris.. it is not right that every month ther= is some new reason. i would appreciat you fulfillling your pledge t= me.