Do you feel smarter? Anybody else feel smarter? So this really took the scientific world and the public by storm, that you can become smarter, higher IQ, just by listening to Mozart. You recognize this Mozart sonata? Listen to this for a few seconds. So why not make people smarter? And one of the first examples of this was 1993 when a group published a paper claiming an increase in IQ after listening to a particular piece of music.
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