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It's funny the result sounds slightly controversial because music doesn't have the bad rep that TV does. If the study's conclusion was "Watching TV significantl
by pakitan 8y ago
It's funny the result sounds slightly controversial because music doesn't have the bad rep that TV does. If the study's conclusion was "Watching TV significantly impairs creativity", everybody would be like "d'oh!".
However, listening to music is also an act of passive consumption, just like watching TV, so the result is not too surprising to me.
- Ace17 8y agoI think you're confusing "music" with "radio" here.
- pakitan 8y agoI'm pretty sure I'm not confusing anything. However you want to define "music" and "radio", both are passive consumption. Sure, there might be some types of music that engage your brain more than others but that would still be nothing, compared to, say, reading a book.