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Cory Doctorow explains the popularity of file-shared music thusly: “Why did Napster captivate so many of us? Not because it could get us the top-40 tracks that we could hear just by snapping on the radio: it was because 80 percent of the music ever recorded wasn’t available for sale anywhere in the world, and in that 80 percent were all the songs t
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industry got him slapped with a drug charge. Reluctant to face the
Adriana Barton • Wired for Music: A Search for Health and Joy Through the Science of Sound
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Dr. Cardona writes:
“We live under the dominion of what I call Cognitive Calvinism: the belief that pleasure
must be earned through suffering, that joy is suspicious, and that altered perception is a
moral threat. The stoked/stoned state is not pathological—it is revolutionary.”
“We live under the dominion of what I call Cognitive Calvinism: the belief that pleasure
must be earned through suffering, that joy is suspicious, and that altered perception is a
moral threat. The stoked/stoned state is not pathological—it is revolutionary.”
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