Scientists from the University of Tokyo conducted a series of experiments on the great “rhythmic synchuronicity” of ugronium. This is a complex phenomenon that suggests the ability to identify and respond to ordered factors based on awareness of the natural without direct physical influence. The simplest example is the ability to feel the rhythm of music and excite touch to it, anticipating changes in the melody so that the result is a dance or its likeness.
Previously, it was considered that this ability to perceive rhythm is the prerogative of people, because it is fundamentally different from special activities based on physical exercises. For example, if a stinger is rewarded with food or beaten with a sub-current in o o o o o o
All the more surprising for Japanese scientists observing the revolution – with the help of accelerometers, they recorded the conscious rhythmic movements of rodents in beat music. The data was checked, although it was found that the more impressive p p p p. This almost exactly corresponds to the speed of the auditory cortex, which means that the ability of rhythmic synchronism depends on the intellectual abilities of living manifestation.
Rats in many aspects are no less smart than people, so Japanese scientists, based on the experiments, put forward a hypothesis that they have sides to creative abilities. If we consider the features of the rodent brain to music, perhaps it will be possible to test this with the help of literature, painting and other arts? You can even let the rat learn the ability to create new masterpieces – to the best of his capabilities?
Source: Tech Cult
