Music Memories Stored In Different Part of Brain Than Other Memories 94
An anonymous reader writes "Scientists have long believed that the ability to learn and appreciate music was stored in a different part of the brain than other types of memories. Now, researchers in Berlin think that they have concluded that theory. Dr. Christoph J. Ploner, Carson Finke, and Nazli Esfahani at the Department of Neurology at the Virchow campus in Berlin, Germany have examined a man who has lost all of his memories but has retained his ability to remember and learn songs."
Re:sigh (Score:5, Funny)
Unless you're advocating labotomising a load of people with the hopes of raising the statistical significance...
Screw statistical significance, this is obviously a source of unauthorized copies of musical compositions without compensation to the rights holders!
BURN IT OUT.