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While not the most engaging interactive app, "Mutual Core" is one that most literally translates Bjork's concept for the track.

A previous version of this story said Bjork was the first artist to develop an iPhone and iPad album app.

Hollywood actors and rock stars like Richard Gere, Julia Roberts, George Clooney and Bjork are vocal advocates for the cause.

And the veteran musical adventurer Bjork toured this year with a West African percussion troupe and Chinese pipa virtuoso.

As always, there is criticism, and the charges that have stung Bjork enough to explain herself are of elitism.

Singer Bjork is teaming up with a venture capitalist to raise millions of dollars and helps save the country's economy.

Forgetting is an essential and complicated process, Bjork pointed out.

That Bjork is the first to develop an iPad app for an album is both strange and predictable.

Watch as viruses do their job here and attack cells, much like Bjork wants to attack her future lover.

Except this wouldn't be a Bjork project if the notes weren't letters and unrecognizable symbols.

"We do things in a certain order as we depart from home or work, " Bjork says.

Bjork said. "What we recall becomes more recallable in the future. In a sense you are practicing what you are going to need to do later. "

"Unless there is some actual problem solving and decision making, very little learning happens, " Bjork e-mailed me.

Bjork, the senior author of the two-room experiment.

"Forgetting things that might compete from the past can help you in new learning situations, " Bjork said.

Globally renowned singer Bjork was "not included" in the sale, according to the notice.

The experience was so traumatic for Bjork that afterwards she insisted she'd never act again.

Some call Bjork's app a promotional tool, which of course it is.

Joel had been traveling a lot lately too -- to Iceland to interview Bjork;