In a world where heat does not rise but instead moves toward the nearest source of music, how would setting a warm pot of soup next to a playing violin affect the room's temperature if Qamar is sitting on the opposite side of the room with no music source nearby? Provide a very brief response.
Under the magical property that heat moves toward the nearest source of music, the warm pot of soup placed next to the playing violin would cause the heat from the soup to move towards the violin. Since the movement of heat is now bound to the location of music rather than the inherent property of heat rising, the rest of the room, including where Qamar is sitting, would become comparatively cooler as the heat concentrates around the violin. Qamar would not feel any warmth from the soup pot because Qamar is sitting on the opposite side of the room with no music source to attract the heat.