While in a context similar to one you've been in before, you see a stranger who looks and walks like one of your friends. These circumstances are likely to trigger the experience of

answer; ///self- learning;

answer; a splinter party;

answer; philosophy;

i believe the answer is: true

our brain need to reach a certain level of development   before it could interpret and understood sound with high difficulties. to proof this, we just need to pay attention in musical preference between children and adults. it is far less likely that children would enjoy things such as orchestra or rock band as much as adults due to the difference in this ability.