by Kourosh | Jun 16, 2008 | On Mind, On Music
Here’s an excerpt from an interesting Brainblogger post: “A study in Critical Care Medicine evaluated the mechanisms of music-induced relaxation in critically ill patients … Researchers found that patients who listened to the sonatas required...
by Kourosh | Jun 13, 2008 | On Mind, On Technology
If you’re the least bit interested in the psychology that surrounds video games, please check out Dr. Yee’s Daedalus Project. Massively points out various additions to the site that I will have to make of reviewing myself. His works have spanned...
by Kourosh | Jun 10, 2008 | On Mind, On Technology
Games are increasingly being recognized as having educational potential. For example, The Escapist points to an article listing a top 25 sims and games for the classroom. But even games that do not consider themselves “edutainment” can hold...
by Kourosh | Jun 5, 2008 | On Mind, On Music
I’ve written about the reflection of nature in music before. Now, I realize there may be another approach.
by Kourosh | May 27, 2008 | On Mind, On Technology
Whether or not video games are addictive or provide a useful learning environment is a hot topic. It is unfortunate that the term “addiction” is even bandied about. (Yes, it is a part of the title of my book. I explain the wording in the book...
by Kourosh | May 22, 2008 | On Mind, On Music
“Everything you do is music and everywhere is the best seat.” – John Cage ...
