Brain plays a tune

It can choose sing over speech

Rahman Mohamed

There are sounds all around us; just use those flaps on the side of your head.  The funny thing is what might be a nothing or worthless sound to one person can be music to someone else, an organized sound with a rhythm.  Music has effects on something behind the ears that most people call ‘the brain’.

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Elbows Up

A rallying cry from sports that Canadians use

Rahman Mohamed

Sports are a strong part of culture and society today. They are a part of culture – how a group of people identify themselves, and society – how people relate to each other. Sports can be part of national culture and society – how a country identifies itself and how people relate. Although they are part of the same continent, Canada, USA, and Mexico have different national sports. Canada has used it’s national sport – the cultural sport that people of the country identify with and the societal sport, the sport people use to relate to each other. Recently it’s been used to develop a national rallying cry.

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Speech: It’s Actually Free?

The true free in Free Speech

Rahman Mohamed

Free speech; it’s a value held across many nations.  It’s truly valuable.

To express your speech you need a internet access.  Strangely that’s not free.  But making an account on social media is still free.

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