How Music Works

This book proposes a Physical Culture Theory, which views culture as a self-organizing impulse pattern of electric forces. It explores how this theory can be applied to various fields, including music, and argues that consciousness is also a spatio-temporal electric field.

Music is seen as a unique example of the Physical Culture Theory in action, encompassing both the physical properties of musical instruments and the psychological and social aspects of music. The book formulates complex systems mathematically and includes ethical rules for maintaining life, positioning culture and arts as human rights.

The author's vision is to expand this theory into all fields of culture, ecology, economy, and beyond, paving the way for new ideas and approaches in the decades to come.