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How Does Music Affect Your Brain? - Tech Effects

How Does Music Affect Your Brain? - Tech Effects

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In this episode of Tech Effects, we explore the impact of music on the brain and body. From listening to music to performing it, WIRED's Peter Rubin looks at how music can change our moods, why we get the chills, and how it can actually change pathways in our brains
Date: 2022-07-06

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Alright, allow me to enlighten your western box academic minds. -spiritual recognition of the divine within a vocal or musician, it's Not a chemical stress response, it's the biomagnetic orgone/veil/chi/pranai energy resonating within the auric/etheric field, the light awakening within the light body, everything is frequency and vibration and all is interconnected through the etheric field, the shameless utter lack of spiritual truths within the fabric of partial really is just unforgivable with all the latest high tech imaging proof of this eastern known wisdom, even tuning forks and singing bowels have 100 proven effective on reorganizing disordered sub atomic partials an water structure patterns, western ignorance, , if u went to University, demand a refund on basis of fraud, Hans are electrical emotionally charged beings of light, not mechanical chunk's of programmable organic machinery
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I have always wondered about this questions since music does not seem to have any specific survival advantage. I am starting to believe that it's just the body's way of making an individual feel happy (because of the dopamine release) inorder for them to have better well being which obviously will lead to them procreating healthier progenies. Music also has been here throughout our evolutionary journey. The singing birds, the rustling leaves, the flowing water, etc remind us of a simpler time & they will continue to do so making us feel better than ever!
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Sometimes when I hear an old song. All these memories come rushing back like time is frozen and I'll remember the most bizarre things, music is something special its the only thing that can transport me back into the past so much so that I even feel the emotion of what that track ment to me at that time. And Ohhh the memories someone old must have when they hear really old music. It's the best
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I wonder if there's also a connection in being able to phonetically sing a song in a language that's not yours. I find I can even get a near-native accent if singing a non-English song, but no cards if I try saying a full sentence in the language.
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This is all over the comments section but seriously, think about it. Music is literally the best and purest thing humans have created. It-s even speculated that we may have sang melodies before we developed language.
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Felt my hair stand on end immediately when they played Gimme Shelter and I heard those high notes. Comfortably Numb is another song that always wakes my senses. And more recently Miranda Lambert-s Tin Man.
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Music is a form of artwork that you can hear. I ADORE music. And due to my autism all music no matter how many times I hear it sounds like I'm hearing it for the first time. It's incredible.
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Am I the only one that when hears a fun fact abt the brain starts getting super excited for no reasson? like, dude, our brains are so cool! It's so complex even the brain can't understand itself
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Music is as also writing and drawing scetching etc a different way of communication truh' art. Sometimes I feel like I can feel what the artist felt while creating it. Some music hits every nerv.
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I always listen to sad songs and heavy metal. I am kind of scared if listening to those songs changes my personality. Is there an effect of how you think listening to certain kinds of music?
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