Everything isoul remix mac#

Everything isoul remix mac#

The Mac is a demonstration of the explosive potential of combinations.” ~ Kirby FergusonĬreativity isn’t magic: it happens by applying ordinary tools of thought to existing materials. What started it all was the graphical interface merged with the idea of the computer as household appliance. Apple didn’t invent the first desktop computer - it copied Xerox (oh, the irony…), but was the first to combine the computer with the household appliance, sparking the personal computing revolution. Thomas Edison did not invent the light bulb - his first patent was “Improvement in Electric Lamps,” but he did conduct trials with 6,000 materials for the filament until he created the first commercially viable bulb. By connecting ideas together, creative leaps can be made, producing some of history’s biggest breakthroughs.” ~ Kirby Fergusonįrom derivative work in art to incremental innovation in technology, Kirby tells the lesser-known stories of history’s greatest innovators to illustrate the point that creativity builds on what came before rather than crystallizing from thin air under the touch of a mythical muse. The most dramatic results can happen when ideas are combined.

Today, Kirby releases the highly anticipated third installment in the series, titled The Elements of Creativity. Functions that have only survival value are post-Fall - their possibility was allowed from the beginning but were only triggered after the Fall.Kirby Ferguson’s excellent Everything is a Remix project is, as I’ve previously written, one of the most important efforts to illuminate the mechanisms, paradoxes and central principles of creative culture in modern history - an ambitious four-part documentary on the history and cultural significance of sampling and collaborative creation, reflecting my own deep held belief that creativity is combinatorial. Variations of life that fill out the earth and the possibilities of harmonious variety were designed in from the beginning to unfold over time (the original meaning of the word ‘evolution’). The repetition of reproduction maintains life on earth. So the explanatory axis for all of this comes from the extremes of repetition and variation held together by design. After the Fall, changes in the environment took place and reproduction generated more variability, which led to new species as well as deformed creatures.

Creatures undergo development in their lifetime, which is a natural analogue to God’s creation by refinement. This is a natural analogue to God’s original creation out of nothing. After the creation week, living creatures reproduce by natural means as they were designed to do.

In this context they are both supernatural. What is a creationist axis of explanation? If we look at Genesis 1, we find two forms of creation: creation out of nothing ( ex nihilo) and creation out of something ( ex aliquot) as in the refinement of the earth and the forming of man out of dust. If they are presented with evidence of design, they just analyze it onto law and chance and say that’s all there is to it. So evolutionists project all life onto an axis defined by the extremes of law and chance. The key to explaining everything in a domain is to project the data onto an explanatory space that is intuitively clear.