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		<title>Music &amp; psychology colliding</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I know that I have pretty eclectic tastes in music &#8211; none of my friends really like all the same stuff that I like.
Well, a company in New York called Signal Patterns has just launched some pretty cool software that analyzes your personality and music tastes using professional criteria to help you find out more about yourself and also helps you connect with others like you.
The Signal Patterns software offers people insight on how psychological traits influence their behavior, emotions and content choices.  It can then create personalized playlists based ...]]></description>
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		<title>Oliver Sacks &#8211; Musicophilia: book mini-review</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Oliver Sacks is a Neurologist who has spent a career investigating oddities of the brain and its capacity to confound humans.  He has written a number of extremely compelling books on the subject, beginning with the book Awakenings.
A number of Years ago I read an Oliver Sacks book entitled &#8221;The man who mistook his wife for a hat&#8220;.  It&#8217;s about peculiar cases of people who have very strange phycological problems (including a man who would literally mistake his wife for a hat.)  I loved that book &#8211; it ...]]></description>
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