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Getting older and not enjoying new music is OK

Getting older and not enjoying new music is OK

As we age, nerve cells in the brain become less able to represent rapid fluctuations in sounds," Christopher Plack, a neuroscientist at the Chinese University of Hong Kong explained in his research paper Losing the Music: Aging Affects the Perception and Subcortical Neural Representation of Musical Harmony.

So there’s nothing wrong with your parents because they don’t like your music. In a way, it’s all part of the natural order of things.

But listening to a lot of music can strengthen your neural responses to music. So, the more you listen to music, the more responsive your neurons become.

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