The Mozart Effect

[@evakraus64]

I find that listening to classical music helps me study the most. It allows me to tune out whatever else is going on in my life and focus on my studies.

[@selma-5449]

You content is great and extremely informative!! Please don’t ever stop posting.

[@Brainbook]

Thank you!

[@Dudem-rx1qh]

Are we gonna ignore the music on the thumbnail and how he made T a note?

[@Brainbook]

NICE!

[@xXAnni3LuvsYhuXx]

Wow I didn’t even realise that 😂

[@mortalmedicine]

I think I would listen to Verklärte nacht by Schoenberg while operating. Just the perfect mix of on edge music with a beautiful endig.

[@thomasbezencon2121]

Do real OR lights also have differently coloured bulbs like the ones in your background? If yes, what's the reason behind these different colours and their pattern, and why specifically these colours(mostly warm white, with some cold white and few green and blue)?

[@JTmoto]

I wish my parents would've played Mozart to me over wasp and such 😂

[@JulieTasker]

Surely base line was needed. How did they improve over time with / without music influence?

[@Booli......614]

I will listen to moazart right now Thanks for the heart brain book it means so much to me I am 4 years old and nobody expect that I am leaning this so thank you

[@Arkylie]

I'd love to see you do a similar video on the Binaural Beats trend. There's all these claims about them improving this or that part of the brain (e.g. improve your focus, your creativity, etc.) and that given sound waves can "activate" certain parts of the brain. I find the sounds interesting to listen to, and as they help me block out distractions, they do seem to help me focus, but I don't think that's much to do with any qualities of them turning on parts of my brain. And even if I did think that, I'd expect it would be more the placebo effect ("this will help me write; look at that, I expected it to help me write and it did!"). But I don't know if there's any possible truth to the claims, only that they seemed to pop up all over KZbin all at once.

[@Tito_Viera]

So me listen Nirvana or the Doom music still make me productive. Thank you again Dr. Gordon Freeman, you must have navigated a sea of papers to create this episode. Love from Chile!! Please consider an idea to put in the chamber, the neural changes induced by psychotherapy.

[@user-vn7ce5ig1z]

Well, if you're a plant, then metal will definitely make you more productive: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWbHf5uEm6ysjbM

[@April-gk1kx]

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[@PowerUpJohn]

I have agreed with that Baby Mozart stuff being nonsense for ages. It would be like believing that by sleeping in a garage, you would turn into a car.

[@bamgb81]

What is mosard?

[@MasterNinja786]

Mozart*

[@xXAnni3LuvsYhuXx]

A classical composer

[@eliesaber3948]

Nice sir

[@michealjohn7192]

yea right and we went to the moon they dont want use to know

[@ابوابراهيمالشمري-ج7ث]

try t listen to The Holy Quran and you will feel that you go to another universe

[@hamzaiftikhar1229]

so true

[@ابوابراهيمالشمري-ج7ث]

@@Dharmveer_Sharma_DS Quran from ALLAH (GOD) so all of Quran is butifull