Ep. 26 - The Future of Sound
Jan 22, 2019•1 hr 43 min•Season 1Ep. 26
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Episode description
🔊SOUND🔊
In this episode, Mattimore and Justin discuss the phenomenon of sound with digital signal processing architect and musician, Ezra Buchla.
Key Questions:
- What is sound?
- How do sound waves move?
- How do our ears perceive sound?
- What role does sound play in our perception of time/space/reality?
- What is music?
- What’s going on in the brains of people with ASMR / synesthesia?
- Why is sound so useful in mediation?
- What does someone’s music taste say about a person?
- Is the world getting noisier?
- Would you rather be deaf or blind?
- Is there a clear limit on how small and sound a speaker can be?
- How much has sound technology improved over the years?
- How might new technology enhance our ability to perceive and produce sound?
- What are sonic weapons and what risks do they pose?
- How might sound be used to dislodge kidney stones or tumors?
- What other sound applications might we not be aware of?
Future Scenarios:
- Worst Case Scenario for The Future of Sound?
- Best Case Scenario for The Future of Sound?
- Most Likely Scenario for The Future of Sound?
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