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Religion is the opiate of the people..
Music like food can be a drug.
So yes. |
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Music can cheer me up or make me feel bad, so I guess it is. |
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By that same logic all the following things would be drugs: Food, sleep, sex, weather, television,
athletics, games, etc. They all impact mood, they all trigger differing chemicals to be released in
our own bodies to trigger different states of feeling.
To me a "drug" requires a physical thing that has to be assimilated into the body in some way -
ingested, inhaled, or through the skin, etc. Music is a series of wavelengths and vibrations. It's
more similar to microwaves, and those aren't a drug. Frankly common every day food comes closer to
an operational drug definition than music does. |
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Music hasn't had to be considered a drug to be regulated and censored. |
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Main problem is scorpion:
Drug- a chemical substance that causes a change in bodily function.
"Chemical substance"
Sound is a disturbance in matter caused by energy. It doesn't have mass and thus is not matter and
if its not matter how can it be a chemical? |
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Nope. Not a drug. |
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02 Aug 2008 06:02
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