IMAX Afterlife

1. The System has forced 12-tone equal temperament on the people for too long. this is an authoritarian regime and must be challenged

2. it sounds quite bad. this is of course a useful quality for the creation of punk music

3. it's vaguely connected to new age-type groups whose main traits are being stupid and having waspy parents, through the likes of concepts such as 432hz A tuning. this is of course spiritually similar to punk

please review these arguments and let me know if you agree

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