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Could the same reason what makes people think and make musical predictions cause that music is helping in concentration?



Could the same reason what makes people think and make musical predictions cause that music is helping in concentration?

Could the same reason what makes people think and make musical predictions cause that music is helping in concentration? Maybe that thing feels somehow imaginational. But there was the story in Scitechdaily.com that brains are synthesizing the musical experience even we are not listening to music. 

Music is relaxing it helps to focus on things and concentrate. So there must be something really big in the music. We know that there are lots of resources in the human brain and neural system, that are hiding from the brain itself. 


()https://scitechdaily.com/our-brains-encode-musical-predictions-even-when-music-doesnt-play/

Could it be possible that the music, what is the continuing sound is causing the effect, that the neural connections in the brains are getting stronger? Or does that effect cause that there are more neurotransmitters in the brains what makes the neural processes turn to butterflies or "Lorentz's strange attractor"? In that case, thoughts are starting to travel through the Pineal gland again and again. And that turns the electric vortex called thoughts stronger. And details of those vortexes are also turning stronger. 

So there is the possibility that the brain areas that are creating the synthetic (or imaginational) musical experiences can release neurons for the creative process when the person listens to real music. The question is that if brains are making synthetic musical experiences because those imaginational images cause pleasure. They or their brains are acting like persons who are telling lies. 

When a person imagines something brains and brain areas that are controlling pleasure and imagination need more blood and nutrient than in the case where the person is telling about real memories. The same effect will happen when the person gets a similar signal in real life. The real musical effect releases the resources that are needed for the imagination to real work. 

This is the reason why music helps in concentration. So the thing is that the same neurons that are used for creating the synthetic musical experiences are activated by real music. In this case, resources that are reserved for making imaginational experiences are getting real experiences. And the extra resources that are needed for imagination or creating synthetic experiences are released for productive work. 

This thing can make the learning process easier. And the music is relaxing. We know that music affects the brain because music is activating neural tracks. And that helps the brains focus the tracks where is traveling real signals from sensors. That helps to separate real experience from the imagination. 

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