Transcribed by Bert.
Payday
[23 May 2015 Part 1]
(23:36 mark)
Bob: Are there tonalities in lysine, iON – that are a factor?
iON: Frequencies, not tonalities.
Bob: Is there a difference? You’ve used the term, “tonalities".
iON: We have. Frequencies and tonality is sometimes the difference between the distance. Remember, when you have 1 Pi, 2 Pi, 3 Pi – remember, you almost blew your brains out over that when we were doing “triangulation"?
Bob: Yeah!
iON: It’s like that!
Bob: That’s the difference between frequency and tonality?
iON: Basically, the parts when you wanted to kill yourself - that one!
Bob: But is tonality a subset of frequencies? What is the ground word? Is there a ground word?
iON: Santa Baby!
Payday
[23 May 2015 Part 1]
(23:36 mark)
Bob: Are there tonalities in lysine, iON – that are a factor?
iON: Frequencies, not tonalities.
Bob: Is there a difference? You’ve used the term, “tonalities".
iON: We have. Frequencies and tonality is sometimes the difference between the distance. Remember, when you have 1 Pi, 2 Pi, 3 Pi – remember, you almost blew your brains out over that when we were doing “triangulation"?
Bob: Yeah!
iON: It’s like that!
Bob: That’s the difference between frequency and tonality?
iON: Basically, the parts when you wanted to kill yourself - that one!
Bob: But is tonality a subset of frequencies? What is the ground word? Is there a ground word?
iON: Santa Baby!
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