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Posted at 3:58 PM on May 25, 2011
by John Birge
From the Freakonomics blog:
"A new study argues that musicians have more highly developed brains.
This makes musicians alert, interested in learning, disposed to see the whole picture, calm, and playful. The same traits have previously been found among world-class athletes, top-level managers, and individuals who practice transcendental meditation.
Musicians also exhibited higher levels of moral reasoning and had more frequent "peak experiences"- intense moments of happiness and feelings of transcending limitations."
You can read the report at the Freakonomics blog.
And don't forget to join our friends from Freakonomics Radio when they come to the Fitzgerald Theater in St. Paul June 9. MPR members get a discount!