When without thinking about it I find my eyes closed; man that’s a beautiful moment. Sometimes I get up and dance around. So there’s that too.
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Quite often at home and for short periods at live events. Back in the 70’s and 80’s I was into freshwater aquariums. I had a 240 gallon tank filled with African Cichlids and would just sit and watch the fish while listening to a record. @parkergetdean LOL regarding the 405. |
At home in front of the system, lights off, eyes closed for seriuos listening (which is greater than 75% of the time). In concerts, eyes closed about 80-90% of the time. I just hear better and focus better on the sound, the muscic with my eyes closed. I think it is partially due to turning off my visual cortex. We are visual creatures and the visual cortex at the back of the brain uses a large of the brain capacity. From Google: "Roughly 40% to 50% of the human brain is involved in visual processing when our eyes are open, with some studies suggesting up to two-thirds of the brain's electrical activity is dedicated to vision. The visual system is one of the brain's highest energy consumers, accounting for approximately 44% of total energy consumption." We turn off extra little processes in our music servers and think the music sounds better. How about turning off 50% of unnecessary CPU cycles. That would be (and I think is) huge. If the buzz is good, sometimes I see colors with my eyes closed (a bonus). Focus on listening, not seeing. Turn off the other brain systems. Enjoy!! docknow PS-yes, I am a neuroscientist. |
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