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In terms of what we

Submitted by Brie Stark on Tue, 07/07/2009 - 1:28pm.

In terms of what we discussed today, I really was brought back to thinking about music.  Where do we come up with a melody?  Is a melody one of those entities created in the brain that isn't 'created' by an input?  Or, perhaps, some melodies are stimulated by an input?  In turn, I think hearing a melody triggers an assortment of outputs, which in turn help us learn more about that melody, using our different perspectives.

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