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Originally Posted by demonsvx
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that's awesome! (if high frequency induced nausea is true
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i know they "debunked" the low frequency "brown note" effect on Mythbusters, but i'm not convinced they did it right - it seemed like they only exposed themselves to the low frequencies for a short time. i'm sure the vomiting and crapping your pants effect isn't instantaneous. i'd be curious to see what results prolonged exposure would bring.
my physics professor told our class a story about when he was in school, him and his buddies fabricated a big aluminum speaker, got a big amplifier, and hid it all in a dorm building pumping out a 7Hz signal.....said most of the people in the building got nauseous and sick. he could have been full of crap, though he was an older guy who seemed like he could have been a prankster back in the day.
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