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human
ELI5: Why does music provoke deep emotions in some people yet does nothing for others?

For example, I absolutely love music, I have playlists for every mood. Some music makes me just completely stop what I'm doing and listen, and music can change my mood in seconds. However, my friend doesn't enjoy listening to any genre of music. She doesn't mind it if its playing somewhere, but she is indifferent to listening to it, and despite listening to many songs me and my friends have recommended, she says she doesn't feel any emotions from it.
gpt
The human brain is infinite in its variation. Some people respond most emotionally to their auditory senses (like music), some to their visual senses (like art), some to olfactory senses (smell), some to written language (reading), some to kinesthetics (body movement). And this is mediated through their life experiences which may push them closer or further to interest in one particular area. 

Have you cried, or felt a chill, at a short story or painting ever? Why/why not? Have you ever become emotional because of a smell? Why/why not? Perhaps your friend has an emotional connection with another aspect of their senses that means nothing to you.