Comments on: When Trails Of Science and Art Cross http://frogblog.biz/2009/10/01/when-trails-of-science-and-art-cross/ Jump In, The Water's Fine - Marketing Inspiration Off The Lily Pad Sat, 21 Aug 2010 01:28:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Fred H. Schlegel http://frogblog.biz/2009/10/01/when-trails-of-science-and-art-cross/comment-page-1/#comment-2198 Fred H. Schlegel Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:17:50 +0000 http://frogblog.biz/?p=1808#comment-2198 Hi Jan, music is just another way of expressing ourselves. I like your take on music taking over where language stops. Hi Jan, music is just another way of expressing ourselves. I like your take on music taking over where language stops.

]]> By: Fred H. Schlegel http://frogblog.biz/2009/10/01/when-trails-of-science-and-art-cross/comment-page-1/#comment-2197 Fred H. Schlegel Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:16:21 +0000 http://frogblog.biz/?p=1808#comment-2197 True Brad, I like the different pathways that open up with some good tunes in the background. It's interesting how the effect is different for everybody. My son (who is a musician) gets so absorbed by music that it gets in the way of him accomplishing other tasks. True Brad, I like the different pathways that open up with some good tunes in the background. It’s interesting how the effect is different for everybody. My son (who is a musician) gets so absorbed by music that it gets in the way of him accomplishing other tasks.

]]> By: Fred H. Schlegel http://frogblog.biz/2009/10/01/when-trails-of-science-and-art-cross/comment-page-1/#comment-2196 Fred H. Schlegel Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:14:32 +0000 http://frogblog.biz/?p=1808#comment-2196 Hi Diana, What I like is just getting the different take on the world that is provided by alternate viewpoints. While it can be easy for two mathematicians to argue the various views of a formula with relative ease, it starts to get more and more difficult the farther afield the viewpoints are. Being open to new ways of seeing can cause ideas to fall into place that are unexpected and refreshing. Hi Diana, What I like is just getting the different take on the world that is provided by alternate viewpoints. While it can be easy for two mathematicians to argue the various views of a formula with relative ease, it starts to get more and more difficult the farther afield the viewpoints are. Being open to new ways of seeing can cause ideas to fall into place that are unexpected and refreshing.

]]> By: jan geronimo http://frogblog.biz/2009/10/01/when-trails-of-science-and-art-cross/comment-page-1/#comment-2190 jan geronimo Wed, 07 Oct 2009 04:11:17 +0000 http://frogblog.biz/?p=1808#comment-2190 Makes me smile that these cancer cells make discordant notes. Mean little trollops... Music as a handle to bridge disparate ideas, disciplines and the cosmos - well, that's a marvelous thought. When language stutters to a stop, music bridges the gaps and brings synthesis. Remarkable. .-= jan geronimo´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Writingtoexhale/~3/562kyAHNqMM/10-blog-lessons-i-did-not-learn-from-darren-rowse.html">10 Blog Lessons I Did Not Learn From Darren Rowse</a> =-. Makes me smile that these cancer cells make discordant notes. Mean little trollops… Music as a handle to bridge disparate ideas, disciplines and the cosmos – well, that’s a marvelous thought. When language stutters to a stop, music bridges the gaps and brings synthesis. Remarkable.
jan geronimo´s last blog ..10 Blog Lessons I Did Not Learn From Darren Rowse

]]> By: Brad Shorr http://frogblog.biz/2009/10/01/when-trails-of-science-and-art-cross/comment-page-1/#comment-2186 Brad Shorr Tue, 06 Oct 2009 20:49:39 +0000 http://frogblog.biz/?p=1808#comment-2186 Fred, It's not hard at all to imagine music helping us understand the cosmos. People often think differently and more creatively when they are listening to music. The right mind and the right combination of notes - who knows what could happen? .-= Brad Shorr´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/WordSellInc/~3/tPE9DEOEIqI/">9 Common Corporate Blog Writing Errors</a> =-. Fred, It’s not hard at all to imagine music helping us understand the cosmos. People often think differently and more creatively when they are listening to music. The right mind and the right combination of notes – who knows what could happen?
Brad Shorr´s last blog ..9 Common Corporate Blog Writing Errors

]]> By: Diana http://frogblog.biz/2009/10/01/when-trails-of-science-and-art-cross/comment-page-1/#comment-1664 Diana Mon, 05 Oct 2009 04:08:47 +0000 http://frogblog.biz/?p=1808#comment-1664 I may be tired and spacing out (or stating the obvious), but reading this reminds me that, as an artist, I have always thought there are universally recognizable elements in art. Art attracts because we recognize a "truth" that we inherently know. Like something on the tip of your tongue, a deja vu feeling, or a seemingly familiar face in a crowd, we yearn for what we know. I imagine that music stimulates this same "knowing," this recognition of something true and inalienable in this existence. Imagine that this is applicable at every level of matter and it would be logical that everything that exists sings a kind of song, and comprises a work of art that we are capable of hearing, seeing, recognizing, being. So it doesn't surprise me that we can listen to gene expression or that the cancer cells sound discordant to us. .-= Diana´s last blog ..<a href="http://mosaicmoods.wordpress.com/2009/10/04/la-vida-es-dulce-life-is-sweet/#comment-654">By: mosaicmoods</a> =-. I may be tired and spacing out (or stating the obvious), but reading this reminds me that, as an artist, I have always thought there are universally recognizable elements in art. Art attracts because we recognize a “truth” that we inherently know. Like something on the tip of your tongue, a deja vu feeling, or a seemingly familiar face in a crowd, we yearn for what we know. I imagine that music stimulates this same “knowing,” this recognition of something true and inalienable in this existence.

Imagine that this is applicable at every level of matter and it would be logical that everything that exists sings a kind of song, and comprises a work of art that we are capable of hearing, seeing, recognizing, being. So it doesn’t surprise me that we can listen to gene expression or that the cancer cells sound discordant to us.
Diana´s last blog ..By: mosaicmoods

]]> By: Fred H. Schlegel http://frogblog.biz/2009/10/01/when-trails-of-science-and-art-cross/comment-page-1/#comment-1662 Fred H. Schlegel Sat, 03 Oct 2009 21:14:01 +0000 http://frogblog.biz/?p=1808#comment-1662 Hi Andrew, It is funny how the cancer cells sound a bit discordant isn't it. Doubt that will turn out to mean anything significant, but certainly is interesting. Hi Andrew, It is funny how the cancer cells sound a bit discordant isn’t it. Doubt that will turn out to mean anything significant, but certainly is interesting.

]]> By: Fred H. Schlegel http://frogblog.biz/2009/10/01/when-trails-of-science-and-art-cross/comment-page-1/#comment-1659 Fred H. Schlegel Sat, 03 Oct 2009 14:29:01 +0000 http://frogblog.biz/?p=1808#comment-1659 Hi Paul, Glad when I can surprise! I agree that leaders are seeing the value, however organizationally it's a difficult task to tackle. That's one reason why I like the perspectives on education I've glimpsed at your blog - If individuals are naturally drawn to the interaction themselves the organization gets the benefit without having to jump through hoops. Hi Paul, Glad when I can surprise! I agree that leaders are seeing the value, however organizationally it’s a difficult task to tackle. That’s one reason why I like the perspectives on education I’ve glimpsed at your blog – If individuals are naturally drawn to the interaction themselves the organization gets the benefit without having to jump through hoops.

]]> By: Andrew http://frogblog.biz/2009/10/01/when-trails-of-science-and-art-cross/comment-page-1/#comment-1658 Andrew Sat, 03 Oct 2009 13:03:26 +0000 http://frogblog.biz/?p=1808#comment-1658 Fred, I would certainly agree with the general idea that people of different disciplines can add fresh perspectives with regard to a particular problem, and at an organizational level, this is probably one of the driving forces behind an increasing tendency to form cross-functional teams for specific projects. I love the depiction created by the music - although those cancer cells don't sound too happy! .-= Andrew´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.goodhonestdollar.com/back-homeback-online">Back home/back online!</a> =-. Fred,

I would certainly agree with the general idea that people of different disciplines can add fresh perspectives with regard to a particular problem, and at an organizational level, this is probably one of the driving forces behind an increasing tendency to form cross-functional teams for specific projects.

I love the depiction created by the music – although those cancer cells don’t sound too happy!
Andrew´s last blog ..Back home/back online!

]]> By: Paul C http://frogblog.biz/2009/10/01/when-trails-of-science-and-art-cross/comment-page-1/#comment-1648 Paul C Fri, 02 Oct 2009 23:01:38 +0000 http://frogblog.biz/?p=1808#comment-1648 Hi Fred, I was totally engrossed by the theme of this post and then I read a reference to one of my posts on the subject. (total surprise) Thanks for the link. I really like how you put it: 'When right and left brains argue. Ideas follow.' Increasingly business and educational leaders are seeing the value of combining the two sides for dynamic cerebral fireworks. .-= Paul C´s last blog ..<a href="http://quoteflections.blogspot.com/2009/10/new-immigrants-and-esl-intersect-for-me.html">New Immigrants and ESL Intersect for Me</a> =-. Hi Fred,
I was totally engrossed by the theme of this post and then I read a reference to one of my posts on the subject. (total surprise) Thanks for the link.

I really like how you put it: ‘When right and left brains argue. Ideas follow.’

Increasingly business and educational leaders are seeing the value of combining the two sides for dynamic cerebral fireworks.
Paul C´s last blog ..New Immigrants and ESL Intersect for Me

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