Existential Feelings

 Possibilities are endless. Acting out what is practical somehow throws away the angst. What's doable right now?

So the whole situation of not having any right to your song put inside an AM utterly gives all songwriters angst. The possibility of owning your song is put to nihilation, as if songwriters can't own a song anymore.

That's why I taught my viewers the path of JJazzLab and Reaper vst plugin as an alternative where one's song is fully copyrightable before any song feeding to any AM is done.

Envying an AM arrangement though should not stop one from songwriting. It's as if a very gigantic robot songwriter will top all charts and dethrone all HM or human songwriters. I challenge an AM Dev to train an AI of the top 100 songs of the 60's only and see where an AI creativity will lead and stop at becoming too similar to each other already. Without the 70's HM song training I bet it cannot create a new decade of song development. Our mathematical formula on book one still is true, the advancement of AI is the advancement of humanity. But also that the advancement of humanity will also advance AI further.

So an AM declaring a stop to livelihood of making songs, declares a death to itself. AM must in any way support HM rather than obliterate it.

Let's get back though to existential feeling. In our topic of discussing feeling as co-existential with meaning, we avoid the trap of sliding ultimately into sensitive beings, loosing our rationality.

To tell that it's not just that possibilities are endless but that as St. John Paul II has told us, we do not know what is a good choice in the future, and that we only know for sure the objective good as the most certain guide to our next step.

Here also the topic of discernment is inserted as not a side topic, but a general guideline that the Spirit's consolation and desolation is present and accessible.

If we fully tell the truth that God is a fact and not just an invention of human beings, then the topic of existential feelings just falls in its proper place. God sees everything. God is omniscient as well. And God loves and guides us against a ruthless and cruel world we find ourselves situated.

If God is a fact, we will tell ourselves that some of our feelings aren't even our own. And in the context of discernment, Something out there is warning us or pointing us where we should rather go, and not drown in a mere analysis of what our feelings tell us bleakly.

Here we see that God's decrees in Christ isn't a static set of rules, but a living guide, since it was stated by a God who already knows the future.

All said, we can always throw away God's guide as useless and see for ourselves the consequences of it in the future.