Subject: Getting back into Copernicus

Why: Because the idea is beautiful and practical, and life is finite.

How: I looked into basic building blocks. I realized that most of what I had from Memory Lane had been lost when my old laptop died, so I had to rediscover some things about ChucK and OSCulator, and I discovered some new things. There is now much to do, leaving the future daunting but intoxicating.

Future: I only have a few minutes to write this, so pardon the brevity, but here's a map of what is to be done for Copernicus's future:
	1) Spend time working on randomization without data weighting (ChucK almost entirely), real-time adjusting with randomization (once again, mostly ChucK), and randomization based on preferences (ChucK leaning on C++ (probably) for data analysis). The last part requires judgement on whether to use libspotify or the unofficial Pandora API. Or both. Or, if impenetrable, neither.
	2) Create logo, style, and web-serving to get data. Tell friends about cool new program, where you rate music and it magically makes it for you.
	3) Win Turing test.
	4) Lost Turing test by being better than any man-made music.
	5) Integrate neural signal.
	6) Use this to figure out the Final Variable.