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Comment: Oh yes, the music. In 1960s, I was a student at the musical highschool in Warsaw, Poland. My violin professor also worked at the Musical Conservatory in Warsaw, and, as a visiting professor, at the Musical Conservatory in London, England. He told me that in England, at that time, there were experiments and scientific studies conducted to find out how different types of music influence the development of human brains and personalities. For example, classical music was said to promote a well balanced harmony and consistent rhythms. It was at that time that a-tonal music was introduced and later, rock, metal, and other modern styles. It was discovered that primitive and chaotic music promoted primitive and chaotic personalities. We all remember the screeming performances of 1990s bands, that unhealthy and distructive noise. Imagine the impact it had on young brains that were just forming and being “wired”. Then, we had a robotic style and other styles where harmony was alomost entirely removed and replaced by monotonous, robotic voices and rhythms. Today, we see young generations of people affected by these trends, by “monkey-see-monkey-do” video games and action-oriented (not value-oriented) cartoons. Who decides what types of music are being promoted? Our media and entertainment industies. Most of them are owned we know by whom. Good job, Odessa, you are on the right track.