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To: mylife
"The reason for this, as explained by Lyz Cooper of the British Academy of Sound Therapy, is that the song utilizes a biomusicological phenomenon called “entrainment.” Cooper reports, “The song contains a sustaining rhythm that starts at 60 beats per minute and gradually slows to around 50. While listening, your heart rate gradually comes to match that beat.”

What a bunch of gobblygook. Really? "British Academy of Sound Therapy"? As if anyone who enjoys music didn't know that slower tempos are soothing. The down side of slow tempo is it can be an aphrodisiac. Watch out, men! Never let her play Enya, slow Yanni, or other new age easy listening stuff. Never, ever put on Neil Diamond or Rod Stewart - even their moderate tempo stuff.

16 posted on 04/11/2021 10:15:54 AM PDT by A Navy Vet (USA Birth Certificate - 1787. Death Certificate - 2021 under Biteme.)
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To: A Navy Vet

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17 posted on 04/11/2021 10:16:45 AM PDT by mylife (The Roar Of The Masses Could Be Farts)
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To: A Navy Vet

“biomusicological phenomenon called “entrainment.””

I’m under the influence of the biomusicological phenomenon called “entertainment”.


22 posted on 04/11/2021 10:30:42 AM PDT by cymbeline
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