Re: It just goes...

[Kevin <kevin@minds-eye.org>]

When my wife was pregnant, we were able to hear the baby's heartbeat with 
something
called a Doppler (I think).  Anyway, I couldn't help but thinking it would 
be
interesting to get one of those, apply it to your own body and run the 
results
through the usual host of processors.  I wonder what it would be like to be
surrounded by the sound of your own blood coursing through your body?  And 
what
would happen if you started delaying or shifting that sound?  Would it be
disorienting to have something that is so intimately a part of you (the 
rhythm of
your heartbeat) being projected externally and then altered in ways that 
you would
know (hope?) aren't happening in your body?

Someday perhaps I'll try this (commercial Dopplers are now available at 
about $40)

Kevin