Not either of those, but Music and the Humanities. I'm studying all of the different composers and their genius. I think it's fitting :) I leave Interstellar for maths and sciences.
for me its best not for studying or relaxing, but to stay silent and just remember ourselves that we are mere human and there is still more to it like a potential we haven't found yet but the "Destroyer of worlds" soundtrack is something I cant explain even to myself, its like having backlash through all these years and still have some faith and hope for the future knowing that itll come to an end...I'm speechless
@@theelectricalengineerguy2121 yeah, I understand. we are all unique. but we still all work a bit the same, especially like studying at the last moment lol
Some people are God's blessings to this planet. An ordinary person simply can't comprehend how they do whatever they do. Ludwig Goransson is just one of them Geniuses
Couldn’t stop listening to the inception soundtrack.. then I couldn’t stop listening to the interstellar soundtrack… now I can’t stop listening to the Oppenheimer soundtrack
Highly recommended to listen to this audio while especially writing a dissertation / thesis paper!!! Your BRAIN CELLS will electrify and will SPARK a CHAIN Reaction of new ideas Y'all!!! 🤜🤛
Not only is this Oscar worthy but this track will also be remembered in the meme community because it was used in so many of them lmaoo. Ludwig won @ life!
Долго думал, музыка так повлияла на меня или сам фильм. И внезапно осознал. Идея. Та, о которой говорили в фильме, вышедшем более 10 лет назад. И которая до сих пор является важнейшим лейтмотивом всех фильмов Нолана. Одна, но четко выраженная идея. Для каждой из его кинолент. Финальная сцена с Эйнштейном, в которой она произносится, переворачивает не только фильм, но и что-то внутри.
Listening to this while studying quantum physics actually transcended my mind and soul to an otherworldly realm, holy shit. Most productive session so far, 10/10
I love how i knew ludwig cause he produced a ton of childish gambino which is one of my favorite artists, then he goes to produce one of my favorite movie's soundtrack, ton of credit to Göransson for this masterpiece
I've started listening to this, when i was in the early 10th grade now im out of school... and it feels weird to hear them now tbh I connect memories with these Soundtracks, that remind me of my class. and it feels weird to think, that i may never see them again time flies too fast.
Never thought Ludwig could top the score he did for Creed. Yet here we are 😮😊........Though I guess in many ways Oppenheimer was just like Adonis Creed??😮😉🙃
We are not questioners and during this time, as if. It's not like a questioner doesn't deserve an answer. But the manner with which actually they put up the question, it itself showcases what their line of thinking is. Still, we think age means experience or age could be dominance according to the time where we are.
I listen it while studying AI for motivation... Motivation is key here. I am thinking into like as if am trying to build something similar like oppenheimer, hahaha that will change the earth.
idk what it is about this soundtrack but listening to it while specifically doing calculus or DSA homework just makes me lock in harder than most studying playlists
No sé si precisamente sea para cocentrarse porque la canciòn representa dolor, angustía, ansiedad, y esa sensación se acrecienta aún más sí se a visto la película. (Aunque debo reconocer que me gusta el soundtrack de la película)
Depende, a mi me inspira a estudiar integrales. Es una canción que me ayuda muchísimo a ponerme a imaginar que soy un científico cuyo propósito es resolver cada problema que esbozan mis pizarras y que debo descubrir las incógnitas detras. Ese sentimiento de querer hallarlo, de identificarme en un contexto bélico, histórico, es lo que hace más divertido seguir el estudio, a pesar de que todo sea parte de la imaginación. Pero la música complementa en demasía.
With this my brain just connected the last surviving brain cell and thought… if the center of mass creates a gravitational pull because it’s like a dent put in the universe… the sun will explode in a while or so, so why not make a huge metal ball made out of a light reflecting material that has more mass than the sun so we don’t die in a million years?
Why would we do that, if it's going to happen billions of years from now? And by then, human beings will no longer be alive, certainly not on Earth. So doing that would be a waste of everything.
Where (or when 😋) was this track when I had to study quantum and statistical physics back in 2006. Also no ChatGPT, CoPilot only big complex books from the University library. I feel like a dinosaur.
