I think most of it is just cultural conditioning, we play major key songs when we're happy and minor key songs when we're sad (though this is changing in modern music). Another part of it could be that minor chords have their midtones clash a bit more with there tonic notes than major chords, it sounds slightly "wrong" to our ears and takes away from the happy effect.
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the answer is : all of the above
A shade<span> is what one ends up with when black (or some other dark color) is added to a pure hue. Suppose you had some green paint and mixed a bit of dark gray paint into it. The resulting paint would be darker than (also known as a </span>shade<span> of) the original green. Think of a dazzlingly sunny day with intense color all around, then picture the way the light and colors change when you place yourself under the leafy </span>shade<span> of a tree.</span>
From "Sitting through history: Chair designs through the ages reflect changes in materials, technology and society" one fact that is correct and interesting is that chairs moved from being functional to being both functional and decorative.
In the present day, the functionality of the chair has expanded beyond just sitting for comfort but also incorporates elements of health and fitness with the introduction of back electric- massagers.
<h3>What is the above capture?</h3>
The subject captures the evolution of chairs over history partly influenced by necessity and partly influenced by shifting political power.
Thus, it is correct to truly state that the chair has an interesting place in history.
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