Andrew Huberman· PhD
it's been demonstrated for instance that babies as young as three months old respond to music very differently than they respond to just other forms of sound scrambled in time
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it's been demonstrated for instance that babies as young as three months old respond to music very differently than they respond to just other forms of sound scrambled in time
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despite their absence of language we know that babies as young as three months old respond to music because they do so with rhythmic movements of their bodily Limbs and actually their torso as well