The Music Game
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The document outlines a music game focusing on goals, rules, and voluntary participation, incorporating a 'thing a week' concept. It includes a Python script that generates a new random chord every 5 seconds using various musical notes and chords. Additionally, it touches on behavioral psychology aspects such as rhythm, peer pressure, and time arbitrage.
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![#!/usr/bin/python
#油Prints油a油new油random油chord油to油play油every油5油seconds.
#油This油could油be油made油more油
generalizable/hackable/useful.油
#油I油am油lazy.
import油time
import油random
basenote油=油
['A','A#','B','C','C#','D','D#','E','F','F#','G','G#']
chord油=油['major','minor','major油7','dominant','minor油
7','minor油7油flat油5','diminished']
while(True):
油油油油print油random.choice(basenote),油
random.choice(chord)
油油油油time.sleep(5)](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/music-110911094522-phpapp01/85/The-Music-Game-5-320.jpg)
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The Music Game
- 2. The Music Game Goals Rules Feedback Voluntary participation
- 3. Thing A Week
- 6. SEKRITLY: Behavorial psych Rhythm Peer pressure Time arbitrage