It starts at zero, the Big Bang, with a precarious journey off a cliff, clutching a white rose with a designer handbag knockoff in tow, guided by a dog seemingly encouraging your plunge.  

A new science is emerging, the discovery of quantum physics in biological processes.  Discover the quantum robin, the power of photosynthesis as the most efficient energy force in nature, and a new perspective on our sense of smell.

George Gershwin was a pioneer in creating hybrid musical forms, crashing  jazz against classical music as if spinning tiny particles in a hadron collider.  The result was a musical version of quantum foam.

The building blocks of nature are being redefined by racing them at nearly speed of light around seventeen miles under Switzerland.  If only they could use this technology to get the subway to run on time.

The theaters of Broadway are the acoustically-perfected  structures driving cultural change for decades, from the heights of the greatest integrated musicals to the destructive forces of pornography and even worse, Disney on Ice.  

The great physicist Stephon Alexander shows us in great style how jazz and especially John Coltrane bridge music and science, techniques anyone can use to get super-intelligent, even if the only instrument you can play is chopsticks on the coffee table.   

Now with Stephon Alexander's guidance, let's see the music as someone with synesthesia would, horizontally across chords, vertically across scales, enhanced with multiple colors and evolving, swirling shapes.  Don't hear just one note at a time.  Try to hear thousands emanating simultaneously in waves of potentialities. 

This malleable Italian dish supports a diverse assortment of the symbolic fruit of the sea, from Venus on the half-shell to the crustacean  of Cancer.  An evening of frutti di mare followed by light gambling, Tarot readings,  Broadway show music, topped with highly syncopated jazz, mixed samba/chacha dance and nocino is a very inspiring and entertaining journey.   Don't skimp on the garlic and mussels.

British musician Howard Goodall demonstrates the development and utility of chord progressions, inspiring our search for the harmonious energy necessary to create superposition.  While we digest the seafood and sip our nocino, let's contemplate consonance and dissonance, attempting to see all paths forward.  

As we move into the quantum realm of computing, we can process information in the same way that plants process light, speeding our ability to transform music, gambling, cooking, dancing, brain function, etc.   Doctor Misery was very intrigued when he was able to transform his brain into a quantum computer. 

 Born in Greece, educated in Egypt and creating a great school of knowledge in Southern Italy, Pythagoras bridged math and music with such precision that he may have laid the groundwork for organ music at baseball games.  

Baseball is designed on Pythagorean principles of geometry that can set the environment for great achievements, none perhaps greater than this one.  

Howard Goodall's treatise on rhythm culminates with the worldwide adoption of Cuban syncopation and the rhythmic integration of Stevie Wonder's hit dedicated to not worrying about anything.  Tell that to the Fool about to walk off the cliff.  

From point zero, the birth of the universe, to a colorful sector of the sky where stars are born, we find that the more we unveil the microscopic and the macroscopic worlds, the more they resemble each other.