Concert Observations

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In the investigation of the planet Earth, research has revealed an event called a concert that is related to a series of notes the humans call music. It involves the humans in groups watching other humans perform strange activities with and without objects that create different sounds on a platform. The group of humans watching these performances vary in size from a small number such as eight to hundreds of thousands of humans in attendance. Concerts occur either outside where there is more space or inside their structures. The humans who attend concerts give the performing humans a currency to gain access to the performance. The more interesting sector of these concert is that they have different sounds attributing to the atmosphere of the concert. The interaction before the concert start is of interest. The humans use some sort of technology in order to capture the moments before the concert. It is something like a freeze in time but only on the device. The humans share these time freezes with other humans on the device as if to alert humans who are not in attendance of their presence at the concert. The humans might be natural sharers, and they might feel the need to report to everyone …show more content…
The two described earlier in this report depict two extremes of the concert interaction. Some of the concerts were a perfect mixture between both harsh and soft sounds of music when it was performed. Maybe this occurs because humans are complex organism who enjoy many different versions of concerts. It has been found that some humans attend the same type of concerts frequently. Whether it is the same humans on the platform or humans that fit into the same categories, humans seem to not be exasperated by attending concerts of the same variety. Again, research shows that humans have specific pattern in what they view as enjoyable, which insinuates that humans only attend the concerts they find

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