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Why are we as humans so drawn and moved by music although we are a species that primarily focuses on its visual sense? Why aren't we usually not as moved by visual art? We can look at a statue and be greatly impressed, but we will never get back at looking at any statue as often as we get back to listening to a song we like.
Even animals are drawn to music and listen carefully. Why? How does this attraction work?
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Music is often hypnotic because of beats and rhythms and shit
Most visual media is not
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>>8618894
Wait, how does the Mandelbrot set relate to the logistic map?
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>>8618898
i have no fucking idea i'm just an idiot who saves cool pictures
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>>8618898
I'm just another retard who saves cool pictures, but there's a wiki link:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandelbrot_set#Basic_properties
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>>8618849
Because of the sounds we hear in the womb as an infant.
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>>8618849
Ancient tribes described this pleasure as they danced arround fires to drum beats. They called it the mother earth connection, the rithm induces a trance state, which can be found in techno and psy trance mostly.
As for classical music, its a different thing. Here the brain is stimulated not due to trance, but due to specific vibrations being achieved, producing good feels.
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