Cultural production in the third millennium is totally flat. The information we make and share travels through media that lack hierarchy or centrality. There is no principal authority, no recognized arbitrator, and no centralized archive. There is no perspective, no yesterday, and no tomorrow. Flatness has neither a limit, nor a horizon. It has permanently changed our relationship with time and space. As a contemporary metaphor, flatness describes how the invention of the Internet has restructured global society. Flatness argues everything is the same everywhere. Nowness argues that it is the same time everywhere.

The repetition in music can be metaphorically compared to the repetitive architectural elements in a city, and as we write a song, we are exploiting the visualization of a Muniverse.