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who are watching movies at full volume with no headphones.
Number three, blasting headphones.
While using headphones to listen to music can be convenient and relaxing, blasting music to your ears for a long period of time can actually do more harm than good for your brain.
So if I hear a DJ do that, I'm like, "Okay, this guy is good." Someone asked what they're hearing in their headphones when they're playing a set in a loud venue.
I would use my headphones to listen to record B and make sure that I started the record at the right time and that it's beat matching correctly.
Now what I do is every day as soon as I get out of the shower and put my clothes on, I grab my iPod, I stick my headphones in, I start it playing, and then I go like this.
I stick it into my shirt, leave these headphones dangling out like this, I put the iPod in my pocket and I leave it playing all day.
Not in a long time, but a few years ago, someone stole my really nice headphones right off my desk.
Not in a long time, but, um, a few years ago someone stole my really nice headphones right off my desk.
It turns out that white noise, which is essentially all frequencies of sound that we can perceive, mixed up kind of randomly—there's no structure to it—turned on at a low volume, not with headphones most of the time, puts the brain into a state that's optimal for learning and workflow.
Turned on at a low volume, not with headphones, most of the time.
And then over here, they even have some lotion, tissues, and even headphones that you can use while you're working out.
and even headphones that you can use while you're working out.
I listen to music on my headphones,
and I saw a lot of new phones don't have the new connector for wired headphones.
Say you got wired headphones.
Say you've got wired headphones, what do you do?
And having that morning and afternoon—in fact, to this day, after I do the radio show—my head is pounding so bad from the headphones and, and
the loud noise and five hours of headphones and talking.