I like 12tone's descriptions of things.

How Sheet Music Lies To You

About how our musical notation is helpful, but also how and why it doesn't wholly work.

You could better nail things down by controlling human musicians with MIDI. I'm thinking of some kind of "crossover" notation, but also perhaps fun stuff like electrical stimulation to induce vibrato.

Frankly, it's a good and well researched article. The caricatures are both interesting and sometimes distracting. And the high-speed delivery doesn't give one much time to absorb everything. Nevertheless, a good article.

I quite often resort to pause and/or step back an re-play. Sometimes like with 12tone where the delivery is rather express, sometimes with some other presenters because it's too slow or repetitious and I try to do something else whilst I'm waiting for them to get to the point.
I guess no delivery can ever be right all of the time.

Agreed, I too pause and go back (many times more than once ). But this wasn't a criticism of the article's author. He had to talk fast to keep up with the speed of his sketches