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Tom in London
Tom in London
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Talkin' Feb 24, 2014

Jazz musicians have always known this. Well done to the big brains at Johns Hopkins for having discovered the obvious !
 
Stefano Papaleo
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Science and all that jazz Feb 24, 2014

I agree with you but let's just look at it this way: now we have scientific evidence it was really obvious)
 
Tom in London
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Stefano Papaleo wrote:

I agree with you but let's just look at it this way: now we have scientific evidence it was really obvious)


The conversation between these three:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1uLH-GoZjc
 
Fiona Grace Peterson
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Talkin' Mar 2, 2014

Tom in London wrote:

Jazz musicians have always known this. Well done to the big brains at Johns Hopkins for having discovered the obvious !


Jazz musicians may always have known this, but since the world (and this site) is not made up of jazz musicians, but of laymen and language professionals respectively, I think it's pretty interesting!

For the record, I play jazz but didn't know, obviously don't have your brains, Tom...

Thanks for sharing!
 


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