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All of life is set to music -- or at least to a rhythm. From the graceful undulation of a jellyfish to the irresistible urge to bop along to our favorite songs, the urge to sway is hard-wired. Dr. Laurel Trainor has found that our unconscious movements connect us in surprising ways, whether it's musicians playing in concert, a mother singing to her infant, or couples on a speed date.
By Weill Cornell Medicine Neurological Surgery4.7
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All of life is set to music -- or at least to a rhythm. From the graceful undulation of a jellyfish to the irresistible urge to bop along to our favorite songs, the urge to sway is hard-wired. Dr. Laurel Trainor has found that our unconscious movements connect us in surprising ways, whether it's musicians playing in concert, a mother singing to her infant, or couples on a speed date.

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