Will We Ever Run Out of New Music?

In the modern world, where a big part of the world has access to medicine and the idea of survival of the fittest does not apply anymore, evolution has, in essence, stopped. Sure, random genetic mutations still happen, but on an individual basis. Hence, we will always be pretty much the same as we are today, with the possible exception of cybernetics.

....So that's why my sister looks like the Mona Lisa....

in that hypothetical five minute long track I discuss star wars with a mammoth and a dinosaur to the tune of ninja turtles. which is awesome

In fact the Adam and eve story is technically true because part of our DNA has never ever changed. seriously! you could compare someone from a completely different continent and they would have the same pattern on their DNA! i can't remember what part it is though :(

wut.

O M G :O!!!

Michael talks like William Shatner and Elvis Presley mixed together.

Is michael an epert on a topic. Does he has an university degree

This video clearly points out the reasons why I think copyrighting music is one of the dumbest ideas ever. It narrows down the possible ("legal") combination of notes to a relatively small number.

Have you considered the fact that we made technological advances that kills milions of people and that they have repleced the natural selection? Taking risks might have been an advantage in killing mammoths but taking risks while driving a car might kill you... And young males have a huge statistics of dying from car crashes before they reproduce... Increasing the chance of non-risktakers to reproduce.

Ok so is it 211,000,000 (211 million) like the text showed, or 211 billion, like he said?

If you want to see a original song check out : Vincentsplaylist : a new life a new day thank you for your time anyways!