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It doesn’t matter what type of music you like on average We listen to music more than 32 hours a week and at least 90% of people suffer
It doesn’t matter what type of music you like on average We listen to music more than 32 hours a week and at least 90% of people suffer from earwigs at least once a week.
So especially if it’s a song you love, we stubbornly never forget it, even after years have passed. While you forget many things Why don’t we forget the songs?
Don’t think of songs as notes and lyrics, and think of them as storing details from your past. time capsule Imagine if.
Think of the songs you listened to during the summer holidays or when you broke up with your loved one. With emotional memories You are firmly attached to that song.
Also when we listen to our favorite song, our brain releases dopamine and dopamine, associated with feelings of reward and happiness. So now that song isn’t just a melody, it’s a memory covered in happiness and memories.
The biggest secret of especially popular songs is their repetitive structure. remembers. As soon as we hear the chorus of a song, we immediately hum it because our brains love repetitive information.
The brain has a structure that easily recognizes and records rhythmic and regular structures. It’s kind of automatic memorization You can think of it as. The more repetitions there are, the more firmly anchored it becomes.
Music, our brain It’s one of those rare things that activates both the right and left hemispheres of the brain. and uses every area of the brain identified so far.
Rhythm, his left brain with its mathematical structure; It also activates the right hemisphere of the brain with its melody and emotional aspects. This way it literally takes over every part of it. As such, it becomes memorized much more easily than regular texts or words.
Editor’s note: When I was a child, my father told me, as did many fathers “It would be better if you memorized your lessons as well as the songs.” he would say. Now you can send this scientific answer to all mothers and fathers 🙂
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Ashley Johnson is a science writer for “Div Bracket”. With a background in the natural sciences and a passion for exploring the mysteries of the universe, she provides in-depth coverage of the latest scientific developments.
