Music and the Brain

Reading an article on Music and the Brain. Reminded me that by nature of the sense, a point of view must always have two sides, each providing a 180 degrees. Except perhaps in harmony, where a single point of view is shared in mutual trust and irrefutable choice... But then that is once again by nature of choice that such begun become in resonance I guess.

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