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Because of this concept of plasticity, there have been a lot of claims that you can change the brain and make people smarter, you can actually increase your intelligence. That experience changes the brain, the brain is plastic, so why not make people smarter? And one of the first examples of this was 1993 when a group published a paper claiming an increasing IQ after listening to a particular piece of music. Recognise this is Mozart Sonata, listen to this for a few seconds, do you feel smarter? Anybody else feel smarter? So this really took a scientific world and public bias stone that you can be smarter, higher IQ just by listening to Mozart at the time of 1993 the governor of Georgia heard about this and got their state legislature to appropriate money to buy Mozart’s CDs to give it to every mother of a newborn baby in the state of Georgia. So here we are, some years later, IQ has not changed. This is now referred to as the Sh-Mozart effect because in fact it really couldn’t be replicated, but it took years, every high school science sphere I went to when my kids were growing up had a Mozart experiment. And I am sure these were all over the country but the truth is it didn’t work. But it was an example of brain plasticity.
