i wondered if you find that surprising as a player and what your own intuitions were coming into it. >> i think my intuition is that music is something that gets received in some sense or another, like radio, like something you pick up. it is a vibration. when i have written my own music for the guitar, a lot of times it is the result of having experienced something and having to absorb it like you might absorb a vibration or light our experience something rhythmic like walking down the street. >> a lot of composers say they feel like they are not really creating the music. they're channeling it. roseanne cash talks about holding up her catcher's mitt and catching one as it goes by. someone else talks about how the music is everywhere for anyone to take, that you just have to tune into it. >> driving down here today, there was a rough patch of road because there was construction. you are feeling the road. it makes you aware that no matter where you are or what you are doing, you could be some ki, and you hear something may be rise out of that rhythm. for me, personally, a lot of time

from your intuitions as a composer, science is a step behind art, but we were able to find that.om a player's standpoint, as you develop your skills over time, maybe studied in school, self-pop, but you build up certain skills. when it comes time to improvise or sit down and start to work out something musical, sometimes you have to forget all that stuff. push it out of your mind. it is a handy tool to be able to bring back and say, what am i doing here? i am and 3/4 time, 12 measures of this, and then it is going to go to a bridge or a second measure or something. >> to clarify one point you were talking about, using alternate to earnings -- for those who got not know, there is a standard way of turning the guitar. there are people like alex and david crosby, and joni mitchell, who tune differently to spur creativity or just to play around. there is a great sense of play in that. most of your pieces are in non- standard to make. among those, there are even some standard ones and you do not use those. >> you bring up an interesting point. a lot of times, musicians use these alter

it might not be what is intuitive in the sense that it isn't what you see every day when you walk on the streets but that doesn't mean it is not there. it is just not obvious to us as human beings. that is important to get across. the physics described in the world whether or not we as human beings -- our challenge is to get that information out and interpret things as technology advances to understand what is going on. our vision, there is a visible light spectrum, drugs of the narrow and if you go to scales that are smaller than the few hundred nanometers we are talking about, you are not going to literally see something. to visible light is not going to have the sensitivity. so when we see things we are not seeing it the way we traditionally do. it has to be something we consider more indirect measurement. the history of measurement going from direct to indirect measurement is interesting even at the time of galileo when he had his telescope and microscope. this was the first time people using lenses as an intermediate device. even precision measurements were not using intermediat

. >> rose: i'm fascinating by intuition and what it is. where does it come from and all that kind of thing? it's clearly part of... >> absolutely. >> rose: i'm waiting for you to say to me that's a stupid question. (laughs) >> no, no. >> there are great brain studies... >> there's no stupid questions but lots of stupid answers. >> there are brain studies of teaching individual sort of card games that shows their subconscious brain, their subcortical brain understands the rule before their conscious brain can explain the rules. >> rose: i just interviewed the biographer of steve jobs and he talked about steve jobs went to india and came back with a great sense of respect for intuition. one of the things that let. >> he also wrote a biography of albert einstein and he talked about albert einstein's moment of intuition when he said, well, maybe there's nothing such thing as sing chronny in time. what a leap of imagination that was. explain the time and space continuity. he was walking down the road with a friend of his and he had this intuiti

intuitively, i was ready to do something like this. roles like this don't happen for women very often. i am not playing a historical figure, it was something i could create. and he is considered one of the great auteurs of our time. >> that is a turn on that the character is not likable? my friends saw the screening, they said that i should play a villain in the film. you don't see women portrayed in this way and you don't see depression portrayed in film because it is not usually something that is very cinematic. it is something that he could do. >> inside the actors studio kind of question. when something that isn't portrayed and it is not sexy or likable, how do you approach playing the character? >> as honest as possible. i have always had a process that i do before i get to the set or go to the location. i work privately and it almost feels like therapy. i have this in her life and gives me confidence what i am playing the role that i know every question, i know the scene better than everyone else. he is not someone to reverse muc

was that intuitive on its own? could you flesh that out a little bit?at was a bit of necessity. i was asked to put together a collection of my transcriptions in 1990. it was the first time that i had to sit down and transcribe all my music. until then, i had done it in my head. i learned things so fundamental that i did not know i was doing. sometimes i did not realize that there were extra beats, i would change the meter for two bars. in that process, i learned a lot. also, of teaching. when you start to teach, you have to think about what you're doing so you can explain it to somebody else in a meaningful way. i think it was that process of having to write and transcribe music that made me aware that you can analyze something, to benefit, but one needs to be careful that the analytical side does not wipe out the initial impulse to write music. >> there is that famous story where a music ecologist told john lennon that he ended a song in an alien cadence, and he says, i did? this program is provided by the commonwealth club in forum. tonight we are pre

i wondered if you find that surprising as a player and what your own intuitions were coming into it.i think my intuition is that music is something that gets received in some sense or another, like radio, like something you pick up. it is a vibration. when i have written my own music for the guitar, a lot of times it is the result of having experienced something and having to absorb it like you might absorb a vibration or light our experience something rhythmic like walking downe

our intuition is of course guided by what we see on human scales. when we think, when we think of other types of physics people think it's almost magical or it not real because it's not what they see in their daily lives but of course anyone who is who's seen an optical illusion knows that you can't always trust your eyes. in fact what you can trust the things you can measure and record and make many measurements up and do it consistently and get the same answer. at night not be what is intuitive in the sense that it isn't what you see every day when he walked down the street but that does not mean it's not there. it just means it's not obvious to us as human beings and i think that is important to get across at the physics in describing the world whether we see it as human beings and our challenge is to get that information out to be able to interpret things you can make as technology advances to understand what's going on. what i'm saying in the this light is our vision, there is official light spectrum. is relatively narrow and of course if you g

but isn't that counter intuitive? or counter counter intuitive? or counter counter counter intuitive? anyway why do they think banks are evil? perhaps this is why. >> that's how it works. the hidden fees and then the snakes. the protesters shut down the port in oakland to as one organizer put it, stop the flow of capital. what could the financial toll be from this? >> it could be something. ultimately burning down buildings and this kind of chaos is amazing. and plus a lot of businesses might have been thinking about moving to oakland. i don't know why they would have been in the first place. certainly having second thoughts. but we have to be careful. this is the anarchist phase of the whole movement that was due to happen. we start to mention good people like a boots riley who organized this. you have to be real careful. -- >> you have been heading the occupy protest. what do you make of mayor quan? is she em boldening them? >> yes, i think they need to get the hells angels like they did with the riots of the rolling stone concert. and then swee

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have such a small circulation of the time it did not generate much of an outcry that the counter intuitive idea that it would be an escape for mccarthyism we refit -- we think that as police but it is mostly controlled by women and it has never been given that much attention and even today talking to a friend to this year in some of them are a great artist and great writers today are writing children's books but so that is not considered literature in the way that the adult is that creates problems also the openness in the field that may not exist in other fields where one author said you could say things in children's books you could not say for 20 years zinn edo books white kid down black kid who our best friends. there were definitely instances the biggest i found was three centrist -- censorship in the biggest instance related to raise so many publishers would but such books that showed interracial friendships because they feared no southerners or book markets would buy the book. that is where you have more censorship. >>host: what do you teacher at the university of texas julia micken

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is a tool for genocide and extension ok if i can go to you in washington just be kind of counter-intuitive here you know we have an election coming up in a year in the united states and considering the rhetoric that we've heard from the united states and other western capitals for years about iran i've been around is doing everything it possibly can be in a nuclear weapon now because they know that the next president the united states will probably go to war with them so i'm just trying to be counter-intuitive here i mean you can reach that was talking about covert covert covert which is actually quite hilarious because it was a year and we can do it all deniable it's all deniability ok it was absolutely hysterical watching that debate because you just gave his game plan away to a potential for real for when his mind. and for all i know we're doing it we're doing all those things which we're certainly trying to organize the world to impose tougher sanctions on iran there's some talk about taking sanctions against the bank of iran that could have devastating impact on oil markets but those

our intuition is guided by what we see on human skills. when we think of other types of physics, and people think it's magical or it's not real. it's not what they see in their daily life. anyone has seen an optical illusion knows that you can't always trust your eyes. in fact, what you can trust the things you can measure and record and make many measurements and to consistently and get the same answer. it might not be what's intuitive in the sense it isn't what you see every day, when you walk down the street but that doesn't mean it's not there. it just means it's not obvious to us as human beings. i think that's important to get across that the physics describing the world whether or not we as humans being can't interpret. and so what i'm saying in this light is that our vision, there's a visible light spectrum, it's relatively narrow and, of course, if you go to scale that are smaller than the few hundred and nanometers were talking about, you're not going to be able to literally see something. visible light is not going to have sensi

. >> i would call it a political tactic counter intuitive. >> she says reverse psychology. >> the call was literally meant to simulate boaters that would not have been in support of all ballet or the democratic administration. this would stimulate the voters and say, but was going for ehrich, he is down and out. i will go vote for him. a >> he wrote the text of the call, but she is the one who picked the list of voters to call. she did not take the time to include republicans and independents. "i used a list of previous clients because i was be lazy. it was my decision to use the list. >> russell was given immunity to testify. prosecutors showed jurors the don't she wrote. -- the note she wrote. >> he told jurors he thinks the case against shurick shows he calls an abuse of power. he may testify as the defense starts its side of the case tomorrow. ehrlich will testify. >> police have caught up with a young mother behind a series of robberies and carjackings. not before police chased her down the capital beltway and a stolen car and then a chase on foot. authorities accused stephanie sc

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no matter what i am feeling or thinking, she is so intuitive and she consents, this is where we are going to go, or don't forget this. that is what made my first year as a principal helping bull and easy to do. if she isn't there. it is a harder job because i don't know how i could do it. she is one of the fea few wordse may just say thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much, anna. it is my pleasure to work with her and give me the opportunity to serve the school. thank you. >> just in case i forgot that, she is the school secretary and the most amazing one that we have. >> everything you described had 18 rolls. congratulations. the student delegates report. >> who have had to student advisory council meetings since the last board of education meeting. on october 12, peter from the use came to present to us on the use of code data from the spring of 2011. he had a packet for every school that had data for our school and everyone else in the district who filled out the survey as well. and also, he came to recruit the advisory council members. and yesterday, our meeting of octob

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. >> and i say, something that politicians understand very well intuitively? they know that people pretend to be intellectual but they are actually bristling with emotion and nobody ever makes a decision based on rationality. they make emotional decisions, and politicians understand that. there is a biological reason for that. our emotions raise about 100 billion years and evolution and our particle brain is only 4 million years of the emotional brain in many ways is wiser and older and people respond to that intuitively, so it's not what the politician is saying but what they feel about what the politician is saying. >> so maybe we just start to get ready to close. i thought it might be worth remembering steve jobs today. his contributions are obtusely enormous and many many ways. it's well-known, stanford commencement speech among the things he said was this. death is very likely, the single best invention of life. it is life change agents. so i guess the question is, did life invent death? did the universe, to the first invent death? >> death makes life pos