Music Brain?

[AP]

http://getimusic.com/


i was read this.. scam or not???


apparently listeing to this can make ur smarter?

[Krovvy]

Why don't you try it out and tell us .

[Gimmi]

Yeah, right.makes you smarter.

[AP]

i would be glad to try it out....
im just too poor...
now taking donations
paypal tlo.otl@gmail.com
if 90 ppl donate just 1 usd we'll know.
I will then upload and share with u all (if it owrks or not)
Yes, i am very serious about this.


It says it sends audible signals to your brain.... activates it somehow... ??

[kirby2]

Wow I'm sure that's real, I also hear that breathing in asbestos will make your iq raise 20%.

[Jenny]

Suicide makes you live longer.

[IceDevil9]

Originally Posted by ButTerFly Of AcCord

Suicide makes you live longer.

Oh my god I nearly spit out my soda. That was comedy.

As far as the thing goes, anything people can do to scam your money they will. It's USDA Prime Choice Bullshit.

-Frank :cool:

[Gimmi]

Originally Posted by ButTerFly Of AcCord

Suicide makes you live longer.

LAWL <33
anyway
Asylum stop breathing, that may activate something in your ****ing brain.
idiot

[Master.America]

And this is your brain on drugs.

[usedname]

Hmmm, well, this is nothing new...

Throughout history, parents have often made sure that their children receive classical music training from a young age. Early experience with music provides the basis for more serious study later. Some instruments, such as the violin, are almost impossible to learn to play at a professional level if not learned in childhood. Some parents pursue music lessons for their children for social reasons or in an effort to instill a useful sense of self-discipline; lessons have also been shown to increase academic performance. Some consider that a degree of knowledge of important works of classical music is part of a good general education.

The 1990s marked the emergence in the United States of research papers and popular books on the so-called Mozart effect: a temporary, small elevation of a Mozart listener's scores on certain tests. The popularized version of the controversial theory was expressed succinctly by a New York Times music columnist: "researchers have determined that listening to Mozart actually makes you smarter." Promoters marketed CDs claimed to induce the effect. Florida passed a law requiring toddlers in state-run schools to listen to classical music every day, and in 1998 the governor of Georgia budgeted $105,000 a year to provide every child born in Georgia with a tape or CD of classical music. One of the original researchers commented "I don't think it can hurt. I'm all for exposing children to wonderful cultural experiences. But I do think the money could be better spent on music education programs."

[Emperor Pan I]

Originally Posted by IceDevil9

Oh my god I nearly spit out my soda. That was comedy.

As far as the thing goes, anything people can do to scam your money they will. It's USDA Prime Choice Bullshit.

-Frank :cool:

It wasn't really that funny. In fact, was it supposed to be?

Music... what is music. When music became part of the capitalist society, music died.

[shimshimheyxD]

Next think you know, children will be head banging to Mozard. So no.

[Emperor Pan I]

Mozart is over rated anyways.

Wierd al is a real genious

[x42bn6]

I believe there is some scientific evidence to suggest playing music to newborns does influence their future life and personality. But really, I wouldn't go beyond nursery rhymes. And I certainly don't think it makes them any smarter. Maybe quicker at thinking, but that's not smarter.*

[AP]

well not smarter but more adaptive to your learning place or triggers your learning powers...


Why are u ppl so negative?


and they say the msuci contains some inaudible notes.... subliminal messages?

[x42bn6]

Originally Posted by Asylum Patient

well not smarter but more adaptive to your learning place or triggers your learning powers...


Why are u ppl so negative?

Babies barely understand human speech when they are babies. What honestly makes you think they will be able to discern musical notes?

But certainly, they will try, which makes the mind work, which makes the brain faster. Though I think the attention span of a baby is far too short to make any real impact.*

[Hamtaro]

No, this is a music brain
http://addictinggames.com/nobrainer.html
(and a mini-game)

[Master.America]

Originally Posted by x42bn6

Babies barely understand human speech when they are babies. What honestly makes you think they will be able to discern musical notes?

But certainly, they will try, which makes the mind work, which makes the brain faster. Though I think the attention span of a baby is far too short to make any real impact.*

I just recently learned about a woman who had graduated from a university of music by age six, I think. She was known for her piano skill by age two.

Plus, the senses of sound and smell are the most nostalgic of all the senses. People have claimed to recognize tunes they haven't heard since they were in the womb. There's a pregnant woman in my college's jazz band, and she makes a point of mentioning when her kid likes the tune.

[Gimmi]

Originally Posted by Asylum Patient

Why are u ppl so negative?

because you make idiotic threads.

[Pains Requiem]

Great. Life is turning into Diablo.