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  On 6/14/2022 at 4:38 PM, Rubin Farr said:

 

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I'm all about climate awareness but this is dumb and misleading, like most of twitter "news." Hail storms are not uncommon this time of year. I only spent about 30 seconds googling a link to back up this claim, but here, from 2019: https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2019/07/02/mexico-hail-storm-was-massive-wasnt-something-new/

"you aren't paying attention" indeed, ffs internet... 

  On 6/14/2022 at 8:30 PM, luke viia said:

I'm all about climate awareness but this is dumb and misleading, like most of twitter "news." Hail storms are not uncommon this time of year. I only spent about 30 seconds googling a link to back up this claim, but here, from 2019: https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2019/07/02/mexico-hail-storm-was-massive-wasnt-something-new/

"you aren't paying attention" indeed, ffs internet... 

we had a hail storm about a week ago in Florida, but that still doesn’t normalize it.

Rembrandt was so good its almost unbearable.

this guy's enunciation soothes me:

OH NONONONONONO!

Spoiler: not satire.

lovely dissection of the original 1984 transformers theme

  On 6/19/2022 at 11:05 AM, Satans Little Helper said:

lovely dissection of the original 1984 transformers theme

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cool video (do check out his other videos if you're interested in music theory). however, at 10:24 he says that E7, in the key of C major, is what's called a secondary dominant or a subdominant. and while it certainly is the former, i don't see how it can be called a subdominant. am i missing something here? if this isn't just a mistake on his part, could someone please explain me this?

  On 6/19/2022 at 2:37 PM, brian trageskin said:

cool video (do check out his other videos if you're interested in music theory). however, at 10:24 he says that E7, in the key of C major, is what's called a secondary dominant or a subdominant. and while it certainly is the former, i don't see how it can be called a subdominant. am i missing something here? if this isn't just a mistake on his part, could someone please explain me this?

found this in the comments: 

i found other comments that pointed this out but anyway, i just noticed he calls it the subdominant 3rd at 9:39. i didn't catch that the 1st time, i wasn't paying much attention. so it's not a mistake on his part, he's clearly saying the III7 chord has the subdominant function in major keys. no idea why. here's a video about this particular chord: 

  On 6/19/2022 at 4:51 PM, brian trageskin said:

i found other comments that pointed this out but anyway, i just noticed he calls it the subdominant 3rd at 9:39. i didn't catch that the 1st time, i wasn't paying much attention. so it's not a mistake on his part, he's clearly saying the III7 chord has the subdominant function in major keys. no idea why. here's a video about this particular chord: 

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Innit

Faaak I wanted to say the same thing!