Does music have more positive or negative effects?
I was just wondering, which is it? Is music like drugs or is subjective or something like that?
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Deep stuff.
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I'm being serious. I want a discussion. Someone said that music has an effect like drugs, but I think it's more comparable to the sense that people get when doing something productive in general such as exercise or poetry.
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Looks like you figured it out then!
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Music stimulates your endorphins
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Bro it depends on what you fill your soul with, honestly.
You really have to be careful what kind of music you pour into yourself, because I could get deep on you here but as I don't know you I might scare you because. I wear the tinfoil in this ****ed up forum family. |
Music increases your chances of going deaf. Avoid it at all costs.
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"It's like drugs or something or possibly not" isn't really discussion material. |
If you believe binaural beats work, then yeah, It's a drug.
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All I know is if you listen to Michael Bolton you're doomed.
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"I celebrate his entire catalogue. For my money, it doesn't get any better than when he sings 'When a Man Loves a Woman'."
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I'm being serious. What have studies shown due to Music's effects?
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I think music works both ways. It depends more from person. It can change mood from bad to positive, also for example teenagers shouldn't listen depressive music in hard times, it can strengthen affect.
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It has more positive effects, at least in my opinion.
Of course, If I heard my ex's favorite song, or if I hear a song multiple times throughout the day (without me asking for it), I don't think I'll be happy. (I'll be quite agitated lol) |
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