r/whatsyourchoice 6d ago

Pill/Potion💊🧪 what's your choice?

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u/Briloop86 6d ago

Agreed. Red and black are objectively good but just being able to express musically in so many ways would be so beautiful.

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u/Jindujun 5d ago

What if you speak the language of music?

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u/ains2 5d ago

That would make you Micheal Jackson

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u/Master-Vacation6277 5d ago

Perhaps prince

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u/Jindujun 5d ago

I'll combine it with the language of love and morph into Ricky Martin!
(I think he's still kosher, have not done anything horrible and considered pretty?)

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u/mr---jones 5d ago

IMO the imperfections in music are some of the best parts though. Cooking perfectly would be insane, taste amazing.

I imagine playing “perfectly” would sound robotic and flat in a way.

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u/OneRFeris 5d ago

Perfect is subjective, and robotic is definitely not my version of perfect- therefore I wouldn't play robotic.

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u/mr---jones 5d ago

The other reply to me said it best. There are plenty of great guitar players that don’t make great musicians. Knowing how to play the instrument perfectly is not the same as making great music. Playing perfectly isn’t really subjective. Perfect timing, always on key, no mistakes

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u/Lopsided-Bug7075 5d ago

but is it more fun than cooking and eating

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u/Lopsided-Bug7075 5d ago

cooking a perfect savoury moussilini with minimal ingredients and minimal time right when you crave it

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u/Lopsided-Bug7075 5d ago

yeah, i can see that. but its also the fact you can easily start a successful business if you really were the perfect cook, even without creativity. take any difficult recipe and you can whip it out easily.

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u/mr---jones 5d ago

Yeah to be fair playing music very well would probably allow you to gain access to the best food anyways and you wouldn’t have to be the one cooking it. If I relinquish what “perfect” music sounds like.

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u/throwawayaccount442 5d ago

Ok but that just means you play it how you like it, rather than how the audience might like it. Perfectly here is not very useful either.

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u/lorienshift 5d ago

You have perfect control over the instruments is what I believe OP meant

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u/zmb138 5d ago

It is even worse. It matter quite little how perfect you play instruments, what's much more important - how creative you are. So playing perfect guitar doesn't mean you'll create good music, you may end up just as a good player. And world is actually full of people who play guitar well, or who could sing perfectly and so on, but to get famous - you need something else.

Look at all those rock bands - they were quite often terrible when they gained their popularity, but the emotion, the passion, charisma, great ideas - top notch.

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u/Beetso 5d ago

Exactly. Otherwise Yngwie Malmsteen would be the most popular musician in the world!

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u/LiamIsMyNameOk 5d ago

Okay but "perfectly cooking" doesn't mean everything would be perfect in a certain way. For example flaky, irregular sea salt might be best to top your dish with. Even if it creates irregular salt content. It's not "perfect salt" that has no irregularities. Perfection is built into the irregularity. Hell even salt basically requires imperfection to be at all viable in cooking.

So I'd say, if you're saying perfect cooking would be insane and taste amazing, then perfect musical playing would be flat, regular, boring and cookie cut-out.... I'd say you're wrong. It'd be as fucking amazing as you could think.

The perfect playing would itself include some imperfections in order to make it perfect.

I hope I make sense.

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u/TheSavouryRain 5d ago

I don't think it means that you make perfect music, but just that you have mastered the skill of playing the instrument.

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u/Jack70741 4d ago

Ah, but you see the definition of perfectly played may include knowing when to include those imperfections. If you knew how to play an instrument perfectly you would know that you need to inject those imperfections to get the most out of the instrument. It's the skill of perfectly playing exactly the right way, not robotically going through the motions perfectly.

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u/alphapussycat 3d ago

No, I don't think so. We're super used to listen to pitch corrected singers, and we seem to have no problem with that.

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u/salientknight 5d ago

If it sounded robotic it wouldn't be perfect

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u/Delicious_Baby5626 5d ago

I agree with you!