Next time someone asks you why you like traditional music, just blame it all on your prefrontal cortex!
BTW, I can’t help but wonder about the “flute-like instrument” they mention near the bottom of the article. Do you suppose…
Redwolf
Next time someone asks you why you like traditional music, just blame it all on your prefrontal cortex!
BTW, I can’t help but wonder about the “flute-like instrument” they mention near the bottom of the article. Do you suppose…
Redwolf
Long may the musical cortex live!
Now that’s fascinating! Makes you wonder just how everything works in there, and how come some people can do things with their brains that others can’t… how the “wiring” in there is different from person to person…
wow.
On 2002-12-14 20:23, The Whistling Elf wrote:
Now that’s fascinating! Makes you wonder just > how > everything works in there, and how come some people can do things with their brains that others can’t… how the “wiring” in there is different from person to person…wow.
I bet you’d enjoy reading some of Oliver Sacks’ case studies. (He wrote Awakenings, about his work with L-dopa in sleeping sickness patients. He was portrayed by Robin Williams in the film.)
My introduction to him was The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat. I also enjoyed An Anthropologist on Mars.
He also seems fascinated by the “how does it work?” aspect.
M