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    June 22, 2006

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    Stephen

    I played it on my computer through a headset and could not hear a thing. Wild.

    Corie

    I could hear it but most adults will have difficulty hearing it because it is so high in frequency (Hz).

    The reason for this is because by the time you are over 30, you have been exposed to plenty of noise and the hair cells that are responsbile for picking up high frequencies may have been damaged.

    The hair cells responsible for lower frequencies are behind the these high Hz hair cells so it takes awhile for them to be damaged. Therefore as we age, the high frequencies go first and then the lower frequencies. Ever notice how older people say that young people mumble? Its because they can't hear the high Hz consonants but they can hear vowels!

    Tempus

    I guess people around the kids can still tell a phone is ringing by all the dogs barking in the area !

    Stephen

    Not if the dogs are over 30 dog years (4 people years) - LOL

    My dog has some great selective hearing when he is napping.

    Sams

    Very interesting. I tried it here in my office and couldn't hear it. I definitely won't tell my teenagers about this! Ha ha.

    SLZCATCHER

    my mom could not hear a sound...hella crazy

    Talas

    Hey Im 36 years old and It was autibly uncomfortable to listen to........But then again I can hear the high pitch whine of a CRT monitor when powered up.......

    Kim

    OMG!!!! I can't belive this actually works!!! My mom couldn't hear it but I could!!! OMG OMG OMG it's soooo wierd!!

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    this can't be true no way. i will have to try it. this is too funny.

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