Love, Laughter, and Old Songs: A Peek Inside the Fascinating Human Mind
Love, Laughter, and Old Songs: A Peek Inside the Fascinating Human Mind
Music has a powerful effect on our emotions. This is especially true for older songs that trigger memories. Studies suggest that a whopping 70% of people enjoy listening to old tunes because they evoke vivid recollections. That special song might take you back to a first crush, a childhood road trip, or a graduation ceremony. The melody becomes a soundtrack to your personal history, and hearing it again sparks a rush of positive emotions.
Get ready for some surprising facts!
70% of people like old songs because of the memories attached to them.
When a person dies, they have 7 minutes of brain activity left, it's the mind playing back the person's memories in a dream sequence.
Psychology says that playing video games makes you more creative.
Most people type faster when there's someone they like.
You appear more attractive to a person when you make them laugh or smile.
80% of women choose silence to express pain. You should know she is truly hurt when she chooses to ignore you.
People with sarcastic personalities are more honest with their friends.
Overthinking is a special form of fear. It gets even more dangerous when anticipation, memory, emotion and imagination are added together.
The average woman smiles 60 times a day. An average man smiles only 10 times a day.
When people refuse to tell you what's wrong, you tend to think that it's probably your fault.
Intelligent men and women are more easily annoyed by people in general.
Women and men experience the same kind of emotions but women are more honest with them.
Life becomes more meaningful when you understand the fact that you will not get the same moment twice in your life.
What we wear tends to affect how we behave.
Introverts tend to have more thinking capabilities than extroverts.
Eat bananas, because bananas contain a special chemical which can make a person happy.
Pretending not to care is the habit of those who care the most.
Pretending not to care is the habit of those who care the most.
When you become really close to someone, you can hear their voices in your head when you read their text.
Being sarcastic can add upto 3 years in your life.
Appreciating someone can boost their confidence and motivate them to do better things in life.
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