LESS PSYCHOTROPICS: MORE NATURAL BASED DOPAMINE PLEASE

RING! RING! RING!:

BEETHOVEN: "YEAH, WHAT UP DRE?"

DRE: "I NEED YOU TO JUMP ON THIS TRACK REAL QUICK."

BEETHOVEN: "I CAN'T I'M WORKING ON SOMETHING. YOU'LL THANK ME LATER."

DRE: "WAIT! WHAT?"DIAL TONE

Did you know classical music plays an interesting role in brain function? The University of Helsinksi has found, “listening to classical music enhanced the activity of genes involved in dopamine secretion and transport, synaptic neurotransmission, learning and memory, and down-regulated the genes mediating neurodegeneration.” Translation - music helps in releasing dopamine, which is a neurotransmitter that can alleviate with some of the symptoms affiliated with depression, addiction, and stress to name a few. Computer science analogy time! Okay, so I’m going to kill two birds with one stone and provide information to you, which is going to help on my finals. According to my text book, “The process of converting digital signals into analog form so that data may be sent over twisted pair telephone lines is referred to as:” and what is ‘modulation.’

Castrounis of Innoarchitech, “At a very high level, neurons interact and communicate with one another through an interface consisting of axon terminals that are connected to dendrites across a gap (synapse) as shown here.” Chinta et. al. mentions, “ Although their numbers are few, these dopaminergic neurons play an important role in the control of multiple brain functions including voluntary movement and a broad array of behavioral processes such as mood, reward, addiction, and stress.”

Other studies have also shown classical music is great to listen while studying. This has been branded by a few as the Mozart Effect. Okay, maybe the latter isn't completely true, but Mozart pieces written in the Fibonacci Sequence, are just dope. Some of you may do your trading using the Fibonnaci Sequence on the certain digital currency exchanges such as Poloniex and Coinbase. The Fibonacci Sequence is said to be the fingerprint of God and is found in things such as music, art, and nature. Although, there are some debates surrounding this whole theory, there is way too much design behind music and other relationships with computer science, psychology, linguistics, biology and a massive amount of other fields, to not come to the conclusion that God exist and is the ultimate designer. Okay, so maybe I can't technically prove it, but to all you Atheist, (no disrespect) no one has been known to prove his nonexistence either. Just a thought I read somewhere on the net.

THE FIBONACCI SEQUENCE: 1 + 1 = 2 + 1 = 3 + 2 = 5 + 3 = 8 + 5 = 13 + 8 = 21 …

TOOL'S: LATERALUS

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I know not classical music, but who doesn't like Tool and it's written in the Fibonacci Sequence.

THE ESSENTIALS CLASSICS: MY TOP FIVE

I can remember when I was younger listening to a specific Johan Sebastian song, but I can’t remember the name. Anyway, there was a little pamphlet accompanied by the tape, which gave a brief overview of Johan Sebastian’s life, which set off an intrigue to more of his music and the genre all together. And then, after gaining insight on Beethoven’s disability and how his passion for continuing to make music even after he lost his hearing. His passion drove him to place his ear down on the floor to hear the vibration of the bass, to aid in the composition of his music. Yeah, he was a player in music and in life, but him and his boys made some kick ass music. Imagine if they were alive today making music with different genres. One person who has been compared to Beethoven is Kanye, and you can hear this influence in the instrumentals accompanying the lyrics to his song ‘Blood on Leaves.’

JOHAN SEBASTIAN BACH: "WHAT'S GOOD SON?!"

'Tocatta & Fuge in D Minor'

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