Biology

Long-term music training tunes how the brain temporally binds signals from multiple senses

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Practicing a musical instrument is a rich multisensory experience involving the integration of visual, auditory, and tactile inputs with motor responses. This combined psychophysics-fMRI study used the musician’s brain to investigate how sensory-motor experience molds temporal binding of auditory and visual signals. Behaviorally, musicians exhibited a narrower temporal integration window than nonmusicians for music but … Read more

The Brain, a Secret History, Mind Control

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http://vimeo.com/18608588 “The Brain, a Secret History” is a book written by British journalist and author Ian Sample. The book explores the history of neuroscience, psychology, and the study of the human brain, focusing on key discoveries, breakthroughs, and controversies throughout history. While “The Brain, a Secret History” covers a wide range of topics related to … Read more

Magnetic Fields of the Human Body and their Functions – Manly P Hall

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Manly P. Hall was a prolific author, lecturer, and philosopher known for his extensive writings on a wide range of esoteric and metaphysical topics. While he explored various aspects of spirituality, symbolism, and ancient wisdom traditions, there is no direct evidence to suggest that he specifically delved into the topic of the magnetic fields of … Read more

What Music Do Animals Like?

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What Music Do Animals Like? Research published today by the American Psychological Association has shown that chimpanzees prefer listening to West African akan and North Indian raga over listening to silence. What does this say about the evolutionary purpose of music? Previous work by McDermott and Hauser showed that when tamarins and marmosets were given … Read more

Lloyd Pye, Brien Foerster & Jerry Wills – 2 hours, Red Ice

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Lloyd Pye is a researcher, author and lecturer. His subject areas include Intervention Theory, Hominoids, human origins and the Starchild Skull. Brien Foerster is a professional sculptor and author known for his research on the megalithic sites of South America. He is also the assistant director of the Paracas History Museum in Paracas, south of … Read more

Kerry Cassidy / Sharry Edwards – 17 January 2014

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y94OZsMNo0   Kerry Cassidy and Sharry Edwards are individuals known for their work in areas that intersect with alternative theories and practices, each with a distinct focus. ### Kerry Cassidy Kerry Cassidy is primarily known for her involvement in the field of conspiracy theories, particularly those related to UFOs, extraterrestrial life, and secret government projects. … Read more

nanoVoice Voice Profiling – freeware

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Voice telltales disease.   NanoVoice is a micro-version of our professional nVoice Personality Profiler which uses frequency-based biomarkers within the frequencies of your voice to allow you an enlightening peek into your Secret Self. NanoVoice can help you understand and solve issues using unconscious levels of awareness. This innovative technology is the forefront of future … Read more

BioAcoustics – What the Voice Tells

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State of Health revealed by voice. Sound making and sound discerning account for 30% of brain volume. It is that important. Body posture helps set presence, state of mind and being. No doubt the voice does as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haETzdgRcn4&index=43   Bioacoustics is a branch of science that deals with the study of sound production, transmission, … Read more