"In addition to surveying 30,000 people around the globe, we used Apple Watches, Nest Cameras, iBeacons and a custom-built app to collect biometric data from people in 30 homes. The pilot experiment yielded a wealth of interesting insights into how music influences what people do and how they interact with each other in the home. People who listened to music together moved closer together. They enjoyed their food more. They had more sex.
In an interview with Forbes, Daniel Levitin, a neuroscientist who helped designed the survey and interpret the data, said “for the first time we’re seeing evidence that the music causes people to feel closer to one another.” The magazine speculated that the experiment could represent the future of how science is conducted."
Fonte: Frank Orrico, Media Decoded
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