Why Music Is Good For The Brain

Interesting article.  Music makes me feel happy, sad and everything in between!  Nothing better than listening to a song I’ve heard many times and hearing some new nuance that I had never noticed before.

i apologize. Sorry I have to say this with as many old folks on this forum. I am sure it is a great article. 
 

AARP is in a very close “partnership” with United Healthcare. Billions of dollars flow between these two organizations A fact that is completely hidden. . Why is this important…”Because today some of AARP's policy positions, actions or inactions seem to be more aligned with its financial partners' interests than the well-being of the senior Americans its leadership claims to represent.” states the Des Moines Register. 

When I found out I was incensed. They portray independence. They are not remotely.

I apologize again. Nothing directly to do with the article. But a fact I think every person over 50 needs to know. There is a good article in Forbes on it as well.

 

The corollary is that dissonant noise like yard machines is upsetting, and bad for your health. 

I hate it when people talk about the "brain" in order to make an argument about the our minds, personalities, moods, etc. It's a way of argument-by-physiology and if you talk to genuine neuroscientists (as I do) they will tell you what bunk it is.

@ghdprentice  Is nothing sacred? Never joined AARP and still rely on AAA for discounts!