Always interested in how the human brain processes information.

Always interested in how the human brain processes information.

Always interested in how the human brain processes information. In this study, they found that “When jazz musicians ‘trade fours’ they use parts of the brain linked to the structure of spoken language, but not those tied to spoken meaning.”

In other words, “it’s syntactic and not semantic processing that is key to this type of musical communication.” 

My college Communications prof told there is a difference, but I’m not sure I believed him until now.

http://www.futurity.org/jazz-players-brains-see-music-language///cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js

He says, “in 70% of the cases the previous person died by unnatural means, meaning murder, suicide, or accident” and…

He says, “in 70% of the cases the previous person died by unnatural means, meaning murder, suicide, or accident” and…

He says, “in 70% of the cases the previous person died by unnatural means, meaning murder, suicide, or accident” and ” a quarter of the natural death cases is under the age of 15.” 

I wonder if that says anything about who is reincarnated, or just who remembers.

http://www.skeptiko.com/239-dr-jim-tucker-database-of-past-life-memories///cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js

World’s Genepools

World’s Genepools

DNA mapping is giving us a new look at how the past lingers in the present.

Now, for the first time, scientists have mapped the DNA of 95 different populations to see if they can paint a clearer picture of major historical events.

This incredible interactive map looks at the mixing of genes in major populations in Europe, Africa, Asia and South America spanning over the last four millennia.