That sounds very nice . 😄 <| sep |> When I was a kid , you could expect about 48 minutes of show and 12 minutes of commercials per hour . Now , it ' s 42 minutes of show per hour . And they wonder why everyone DVRs or torrents . <| sep |> You weren ' t able to point out how much of a little bitch you are though , sadly . <| sep |> i ' m Batman <| sep |> It ' s been 3 weeks since she lost how tf do you guys still believe CTR is a thing , blows my mind <| sep |> I guess one way you could look at it would be not to just push the boundary , but do it in a way that appeals to a larger group of people not saying that is an end goal of music though . Close micing an air conditioner and recording it isn ' t necessarily pushing a boundary , but doing the work to get that to appeal to thousands or millions of people is definitely another dimension of pushing things further . At this point it does feel sort of like nothing new under the sun , but combinatorics will probably prove that wrong pretty quickly . Plus we have things like machine learning and AI that will be truly strange dimensions that get added more prominently to music in the next decade , potentially allowing for algorithmically pushing boundaries . Not just compositionally , but sonically generating new instruments , timbres and sound profiles . Humans are always going to be at the center of music though , so I would only trust the machines so far .