Bjork explains how televisions work

[nekokate]

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This is a bit too technical for me!

[faceless]

haha, outstanding - you shouldn't let poets lie to you indeed...

[SpursFan1902]

Wow...that was something. I love Bjork, her quirkiness and originality and ... her knowledge of "scientifical" things. I also love the big microphone in the middle of the picture!

[luke]

bjork is luverly

and shes nice as well, a friend of mine used some of her vocals in a track he made - and she was cool with it being released, didn't want any money or anything

[major.tom]

While it's not scientific, I could listen to her for hours...

But don't try this at home, kids. Those "buildings" she was touching are capacitors and they hold electrical charge even if the tv is unplugged.

[Aja]

those poets i tell ya