The speaker shares their experience of visiting classic Renaissance art in person, including seeing the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper, and how it was inspiring to see these relics that have stood the test of time. They remark on the accessibility of the art, noting that you could study under Michelangelo or Da Vinci and learn to be a sculptor or a painter right in Florence during the Renaissance period.
The concept of designing houses like a maze involves creating corridors that may not have exits and lots of dead ends. However, one needs to orient rooms around windows and doors, use of mirrors and designing specifically for good vibes.
The speaker, referred to as the cultural tutor, points out the prevalence of minimalism in modern architecture and discusses the revolutionary aspects of certain artworks.
The kind of music created is dependent on the type of space available, with certain music sounding better in certain spaces like Gregorian chants in cathedrals, and once halls and venues are built, people start creating music that they know are going to sound good in those places.
Exploring paranormal bedtime experiences such as feeling a weight on your bed or seeing an indentation near your feet that makes you question reality.