keeper of the quays said:
Bloody scientists and their crazy ideas! Constantly stifling the creativity of artistic types with their rules and their laws. And even then, lots of it turns out to be wrong - that Newton bloke thought he knew it all, turns out he was wrong and his laws were just a sufficiently close approximation that we have been using them successfully to create the modern world for 350 odd years, fancy not taking General and Specific Relativity into account in the 1600s - schoolboy error.
If only the world was free of science and engineering so true art and culture could be free.
Er hang on a minute, left to the artists, where would all these works of art and musical extraveganzas be held ? How would we travel to see them? How would films be made, distributed or shown without equipment? Music recorded, amplified for live performance and played back? How would we stream music into the house over phone lines without phone lines or the internet.
Unfortunately, HiFi, like every man-made item to greater or lesser extent, is designed and built on the principles of scientific twaddle. Even the canvas the Sunflowers are painted on and the oil paints used were created using the science of the time.
Art is great, but it's a luxury afforded by science!
*Ducks*