Music is good for you. . .
It's science:
"Participants listened to their songs of choice in a PET scanner, which detects the release of the feel-good neurotransmitter dopamine, and again in an fMRI scanner, which measures brain activity. The scans showed that just before feeling enjoyable chills in response to the music, listeners experienced a dopamine rush near the frontal striatum, a brain region associated with anticipating rewards, followed by a flood of dopamine in the rear striatum, the brain’s pleasure center. 'It’s like you’re craving the next note,' Salimpoor says. That cycle of craving and fulfillment may be what keeps music lovers coming back for more."
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"Participants listened to their songs of choice in a PET scanner, which detects the release of the feel-good neurotransmitter dopamine, and again in an fMRI scanner, which measures brain activity. The scans showed that just before feeling enjoyable chills in response to the music, listeners experienced a dopamine rush near the frontal striatum, a brain region associated with anticipating rewards, followed by a flood of dopamine in the rear striatum, the brain’s pleasure center. 'It’s like you’re craving the next note,' Salimpoor says. That cycle of craving and fulfillment may be what keeps music lovers coming back for more."
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Couple of earnest guys that's for sure. This is a good candidate for YouTube to MP3. Thanks. E.
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