in the future quiet is manufactured by corporations and sold to the very rich |
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in the future undergoing surgery is looked on as a hobby while sound is available by clinical prescription | |
in the future the family gathers three times a day to listen. eating takes place in the bedroom as relaxation or rebellion | |
in the future noise holds influential positions in government | |
in the future surgical advance has made it possible to listen to reverberation without the inconvenience of sound | |
in the future philosophical debates are settled by sampling the opposing concepts, ring-modulating them, and feeding the result back through vast loudspeakers in a public space | |
in the future computers are generated by music | |
in the future tactile bands are as popular as sonic ones
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in the future some harmonic structures are prohibited by law. certain rhythms, while they may be listened to may not be sold or held in possession | |
in the future genetic recreation has enabled people to grow sound from their bodies | |
in the future it is possible to sample the brain patterns of others and play them back, on sixteen simultaneous channels, with flanger | |
in the future the music plays the musician | |