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Racheal
2/16/2022 04:59:20 pm
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Taylor
2/17/2022 06:45:43 am
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Racheal
3/9/2022 09:09:37 am
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Taylor
3/13/2022 09:15:17 am
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Racheal
3/20/2022 07:27:59 pm
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Taylor
4/6/2022 12:21:32 pm
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Taylor Criss
4/10/2022 04:22:19 pm
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Racheal
4/10/2022 08:50:41 pm
To Defend. I agree we are consistently preserving memories in our collective unconscious and subconscious, but recovering them to determine whether or not we genuinely remember something is a challenge. When people listen to music, it affects regions of the brain that produce emotions, which is why it might bring back memories. The connection between music and memory is strong. Music elicits strong emotions, which then trigger memories. When we listen to music from years ago, it seems as if we are transported back to that time. As if we were present, we can feel everything.
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Taylor Criss
4/10/2022 10:49:15 pm
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Racheal
4/11/2022 12:06:55 am
Kaufmans "A whole new mind" provides an insight into the "chaotic minds" of extremely creative people. The book explores the techniques and habits of mind that promote creative thinking. I also enjoyed the bit about video games, but video game are not really my thing.
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Taylor Criss
4/11/2022 02:08:26 am
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Racheal
4/11/2022 09:05:39 pm
In this section Kaufman and Gregoire explain that creative people are ultimately driven to perfect the things which they are passionate about. The majority of creatives have a special experience. They engage in a creative activity that has such a profound impact on them that if becomes a part of them at some point in their lives.
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