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Most of the tests I've seen or seen referenced proceed on the assumption that the ear is the only part of the body that processes sound.But audio freqs effect the whole body. The A/B test I mentioned didn't even record what the subjects heard,it measured the responses of brainwaves. This suggests ,and I belive that sound effects humans in ways that transcend their subjective perceptual filters. I have made careful ,though not scientific( not falsifiable ) observations of how groove ( entrainment) effects crowds.My exeperience has been that music that is truly in the groove causes people who aren't listening ,or interested to be effected as well. In fact ,I don't think it is a groove if it doesn't As Stevie sang" You can tell right away from te letter A when the people start to move" _________________________________________________________________ http://imagine-windowslive.com/hotmail/?locale=en-us&ocid=TXT_TAGHM_migration_HM_mini_2G_0507