Playing music while sleeping helps my tinnitus, which helps me sleep, which helps my brain garbage collect. So, in my case at least, the answer is yes.

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d1sxeyes 2 days ago | parent [-]

Can’t tell because of the paywall but I assume this is talking about playing an instrument rather than listening to a record.

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antinomicus a day ago | parent | next [-]

Perhaps the commenter knows this and is just so adept at guitar that they play it in their sleep.

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para_parolu 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

I wonder if that was AI answer when model didn’t get access to source and just hallucinated comment

	▲	xoxxala a day ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Nope, an AI probably would have written a better comment. I misunderstood the link. Tinnitus has been getting worse, so this subject has literally been on my mind lately.
	▲	gnabgib 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		It has a hard-paywall (and should be flagged) but you can catch that it's about creating (not listening) from both the image and: > Several studies have found that professional musicians have more grey matter (the neural tissue involved in thinking, movement and memory) in some regions than non-musicians. Which you might need to visit an ineffective bypass to see that: https://archive.is/F67Gf