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| From | johnwunder |
|---|---|
| To | Johnny |
| Date | 20241225053247 |
| Headline | The American Economy Is Rigged |
| Source | Johnny |
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- How Does the World's Largest Seabird Know Where to Fly? 20240112 (Short Description: According to a new finding in October’s Proceedings of the National Association of Sciences USA, this seabird navigates using sounds below our thresholds for hearing., Analysis: Always interested in senses outside our perception. Low frequency sound wave are particularly interesting. Beides albatrosses have always fascinated me :))
- Origins of music in credible signaling (Short Description: we propose that (1) the production and reception of coordinated, entrained rhythmic displays is a co-evolved system for credibly signaling coalition strength, size, and coordination ability; and (2) the production and reception of infant-directed song is a co-evolved system for credibly signaling parental attention to secondarily altricial infants., Analysis: It's only Rock and Roll but I like it.)
- How Your Brain Tells Speech and Music Apart (Short Description: Simple cues help people to distinguish song from the spoken word, Analysis: It's all about the rhythm)
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