A few days back, I was listening to Can I Call You Tonight? by DayGlow. It’s an entertaining song. The best thing about this song is the video. Too damn creative.

I liked it so much that I decided to share the song with someone I know, but I didn’t. It made me think - why I wanted to share it, and why I didn’t? There’s a chain of processes involved, so what’s the mental model behind this?

It isn’t a complete blog post as I’m still reading different kinds of blog/articles and research papers to understand the human psychology so that I can puzzle out the process behind why do we share songs, I’m also trying to perceive Human Psychology, in general.

Update: 10th of April, 2023

I forgot to finish this post, and at this point, I'm not curious enough to find the answers. Maybe in the future, I'll come back to it and finish what I started.

Links

• Your Brain on Music
• Music And The Brain
• The Neuroscience of Music and Musical Appreciation
• How Does Music Affects Your Brain
• 8 Surprising Ways Music Affects and Benefits our Brains
• AshFord - How Does Music Affect Your Brain
• The Powerful Effect of Music on the Brain
• Implications of Music and Brain Research (Paper)
• Music Training and Child Development + Paper