October 23rd, 2019

October 23, 2019By Eliza0 Comments

Experiments have led scientists to unexpected results.

We offer you to watch an interesting video about the impact of music on people. Of course, this has a lot of things said, written and shown, but this material is not quite normal.

First, thanks to him, you will learn (or refresh your memory) of what constitutes music, as she, transformed, comes to our brain and what it performs. It’s safe to say that for many it will be a real discovery. Full story.
Paradox (The Mice Times of Asia) / February 19, 2019

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