Why PARETO?
Pareto Principle is a curious mathematical/economical law according to which the 80% of the consequences stem from 20% of the causes.
I always found it very funny since it's like to say that the 4/5 of our lives are nearly useless!
More information on this "funny" theorem can be found HERE .
What else?
It's not easy to say something interesting to let people understand who you are, thus here's a set of stolen sentences,
which can tell you (better than I could do...) something about me.
- You are what you is (Frank Zappa)
- Never drive a car when you're dead (Tom Waits)
- That the impossible should be asked of me, good, what else could be asked of me? (Samuel Becket)
- Syntax, like government, can only be obeyed. It is therefore of no use except when you have something
particular to command such as: Go buy me a bunch of carrots. (John Cage)
- Lazy dogmas of impossibility. (Karlheinz Stockhausen)
Finally:
I'm graduated in Philosophy and now I'm attending a Ph. D. in Psycology of Programming and Artificial Intelligence.
My research deals with the formalization of musical structures through mathematical models (such as complex networks). Wanna know something more about that? Click HERE .
I have a lot of musical and life projects ( Saint Ferdinand , QB , Keng , and other, such as the recording of a solo work).
I play electric bass and a set of analog/digital electronic devices (laptop, cracklebox, etc.).
Players who influenced me are: Patrick O'Hearn, Mark Ribot, Les Claypool, Ian Williams, Derek Bailey,
Adrian Belew, Paul Simonon, Fred Erskine.
