What a great resource ! <| sep |> How did people accrue such a large amount of store credit ? Did they melt virtually everything they previously bought to get one or something ? Or did the buy credits ? I was really surprised about how many people have huge amounts of store credit vs smaller numbers of people using cash . For example the nonwar bond capitals sell like hot cakes , by there are still 400 Idris ' warbond left . Strange considering the warbond versions are usually cheaper too . <| sep |> username checks out ? <| sep |> A friend of mine randomly gifted it to me on Steam after me telling her I ' d never played it during a conversation about games . I had a blast . <| sep |> Not even remotely . The only thing that seems to be fairly common across cultures is acknowledgement of the octave . When there are similarities , it ' s either coincidental , or direct influence of Western music on other cultures or vice versa . This , however , doesn ' t stop people from making claims that move towards generalizing everyone into experiencing and perceiving music the same way . A good starting place for those bad ideas is Ani Patel ' s Music , Language , and the Brain , which is a neuroscientific approach to music that tries to point out things like perceptual thresholds i . e . , why do all cultures have 5 to 9 notes in their scales ? Well , it ' s hard to remember more than 9 things at a time .