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amusics

citadela1 — 2023-05-30 13:20:23 UTC

simply that people with tone deafness (or' amusia") are unable to sing in tune, they are also unable to discriminate between tones or recognize familiar melodies.

Congenial amusia , the inability to distinguish pitches.

while most people can easily distinguish differences smaller than that, when listening to melodies which have had a single note altered so that it is out of key with the rest of the melody, do not notice a problem

it might be expected that a musical impairment may be caused by a language impairment. Studies suggest, however, that language and music ability are independent of one another

Moreover, while amusics show deficiencies in their recognition of pitch differences in melodies, they show no tonal languages, such as Chinese, do not report having any difficulty discriminating between words that differ only in their intonation.

New studies, however, have suggested that the deficits in amusics are located outside the auditory cortex. Brain scans of amusics do not show any reaction at all to differences smaller than a half step, when changes in tones are large, their brains overreact, showing twice as much activity on the right side of the brain as a normal brain hearing the same thing.

The more important question now becomes one of normality

Darwin believed that music was adaptive as a way of finding a mate, but who needs to be able to sing to find a partner in an age when it is possible to express your emotions through a song on your IPod?
it must be done to determine whether lack of musical ability is actually detrimental in any way. If no disadvantages can be found of having amusia, then it is no more a disability than having poor fashion sense or bad handwriting.

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OK the origin of the word

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OK the origin of the word

1 the most recognisable word in history

2we use it to communicate with technology

2a/we use it EVERYWHERE , every language

3 first appeared in 1830

4 23.3 1839 in newspapers

4a/OK means ALL CORRECT

5 government and the election , but it turned out bad ...orful K-conspiracy , orful K-catastrophe

6 the letter K is unusual . 22^nd place in the alphabet when it comes to frequency , JQYX

7TELEGRAPH 1844

8easy to use and in 1865 transmitted messages are only valid if you receive OK, law abiding, everyone must follow

8a/ Marketing use , for the special look of the letter K

9 NEUTRAL answer to many questions , WITHOUT EMOTIONS

10 the FIRST WORD spoken ON THE MOON on 20^th July 1969

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