“I said, okay, Dad, I'm going to give you four tools to use while you're listening. I call them Bob's Four Tools. So I said, here's how these tools work.”

TED Radio Hour · How we experience time

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Created and used "Bob's Four Tools" - four listening screens (rhythm, melody, texture, visuals) held over the ear, switching them when one isn’t working

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