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Baby Got Beat: Music May Be Inborn

blog.wired.com — Newborn babies enter the world kicking, screaming and already able to feel the beat. They exhibit the same brain activity as adults listening to an unexpectedly disturbed rhythm — and in that momentary upset may be a clue to the essence of humanity.

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  • inactive, on 01/27/2009, -0/+1well, for male babies, i'd imagine that an unexpected foreskin removal would be a tad bit more disturbing than the rhythms of the universe.
  • Kriztov, on 01/27/2009, -0/+1This is understandable, considering that during pregnancy, the baby spends the whole time with the sound of the mother's heartbeat surrounding them, and when the birth happens, the mother would probably be having a faster heartbeat. Plus the absense of the heartbeat could probably do it.
  • thekingjames, on 01/27/2009, -0/+1My baby defiantly got beat, He really gets into the groove.

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