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bettJo · 05-27-21, 10:37 AM

Musical preferences are correlated with intelligence levels. But listening to Mozart is unlikely to make you smarter if you don't further develop your mind. You can buy the very best headphones, listen to classical music every day, but if you don't use your brain, you're unlikely to get any smarter. Read, solve Sudoku, learn a foreign language, play the guitar, embroider - all these activities will help you keep your intellect alive and flexible.

05-27-21, 10:37 AM	#5
bettJo Nub Join Date: May 2021 Posts: 2 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Musical preferences are correlated with intelligence levels. But listening to Mozart is unlikely to make you smarter if you don't further develop your mind. You can buy the very best headphones, listen to classical music every day, but if you don't use your brain, you're unlikely to get any smarter. Read, solve Sudoku, learn a foreign language, play the guitar, embroider - all these activities will help you keep your intellect alive and flexible. __________________ Looking for where to borrow money? The site https://cashloansnearby.com/texas/nacogdoches/ has collected payday loan offers in your area. Last edited by bettJo; 05-28-21 at 06:29 AM.