People usually trust what's written in the newspapers, magazines, what they read in books or on the Internet versions of all of the above. Even though sometimes the article or the information that is represented in that publicity seems totally wrong, a reader still can't believe that something that is open to read to every single person in the whole world can possibly be wrong or have some false statements. However, some people have critical …showed first 75 words of 1039 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1039 total…substantiated and the arguments appear badly proved. It is easy to question and controvert them. However, the argument of this article could be better presented and easily accepted by the large number of people if the author would explain his/ her point of view more broadly. Other way there is not enough information to form a firm ground for the statement represented by the group of U.S. researches that "exercising to music boosts brainpower".