How Music Hijacks Our Perception of Time
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#2Edit: I expected an analysis of the neurological effects of music, but was not disappointed to find a critique of a String Quintet instead.
In 2004, the Royal Automobile Club Foundation for Motoring deemed Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyrie the most dangerous music to listen to while driving.
Clearly they've never experienced dubstep.
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#3Give me back my vertical screen real estate!
(inspect element... untick position: fixed... done)
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#4Edit: I expected an analysis of the neurological effects of music, but was not disappointed to find a critique of a String Quintet instead. In 2004, the Royal Automobile Club Foundation for Motoring deemed Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyrie the most dangerous music to listen to while driving. Clearly they've never experienced dubstep.
Nothing scares me more than someone speeding past me on the highway blaring dubstep or some other genre with that much bass.
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#5This agrees with my own experience: I've found that I can type around 10-20% faster when I'm listening to fast music, and oddly enough make less errors in the process (this might be a different effect, however.)
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#6Edit: I expected an analysis of the neurological effects of music, but was not disappointed to find a critique of a String Quintet instead. In 2004, the Royal Automobile Club Foundation for Motoring deemed Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyrie the most dangerous music to listen to while driving. Clearly they've never experienced dubstep.
Nothing scares me more than someone speeding past me on the highway blaring dubstep or some other genre with that much bass.
It can be startling to be passed unexpectedly, but if you can hear the other car's music at standard highway traffic speeds, I find the probable hearing damage to the driver and passengers much more worrying.
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#7The page ends for me after the byline. I just don’t see any content. Same effect in Chrome and Firefox.
Edit: Ghostery was overzealous in blocking DISQUS.
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#8Give me back my vertical screen real estate! ( inspect element ... untick position: fixed ... done)
I don't recall having hit the site before. But I've got a Stylebot CSS that fixes just that issue.
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#9I was going to ask what music slows the perception of time, then after checking his soundcloud under related sounds I came across [Orchestral Crunkwave](https://soundcloud.com/tags/orchestralcrunkwave).
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#10Give me back my vertical screen real estate! ( inspect element ... untick position: fixed ... done)
I don't recall having hit the site before. But I've got a Stylebot CSS that fixes just that issue.
I have a dotjs extension (firefox) which sole purpose is to prevent those pesky huged fixed headers.