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The Science Of How We Hear Music

It's no surprise that our ears perceive pitch as linear. Play every successive note on the piano and each step feels evenly spaced. But what if I told you that, in reality, this is nothing but an illusion - that the way you think pitch works is completely wrong? What if I told you that, in reality, pitch is actually logarithmic? And what if I further told you that this phenomenon is not only limited to our perception of pitch, but even extends to our perception of volume? Better yet, what if I told you that this logarithmic way of perception isn't even limited to our hearing, but is actually observed in pretty much all of our senses? Watch the video to find out how our brains really perceive sound and the rest of the world around us! Pixel art created by:    / @hiveknight7416   Sources https://rss.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/d... https://neurosciencenews.com/logarith... https://news.mit.edu/2012/thinking-lo... https://readingfeynman.org/2015/08/10... https://dcordero.me/posts/logarithmic... Music (in order of appearance)    • Bells and Harp      • Particle Emission      • Discreet Momentum      • Motive      • Humankind      • A Moonlit Rendezvous   Thanks for watching!❤️