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How could it be tinnitus if there is a recording of the sound? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocwjNJ6EGyQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocwjNJ6EGyQ

• matte_black 9y ago
  What’s more damning is the sound only occurred in certain locations in a room.
• gpm 9y ago
  The actual recorded sound could be a diversion I guess.
  • im3w1l 9y ago
    Attack people with stupid weapon then make spooky noises to confuse - I like the theory.
• knodi123 9y ago
  I wonder what the recording setup was; sensitivity, hardware, etc. I believe a sonic attack is possible, but I'd also like to see similar sonic-attack investigations of architecturally similar buildings in the US.
• ademarre 9y ago
  An interesting Wired article [0] considered a hybrid cause: > "Possibly [...] inaudible infra- and ultrasound could be synergistic with an ototoxin just as industrial factory noise can be." [0] https://www.wired.com/story/us-diplomats-sonic-attack-ototoxicity/ https://www.wired.com/story/us-diplomats-sonic-attack-ototox...
• arca_vorago 9y ago
  I just want to say as a person who has to live with tinnitus, (too much gunfire in my ear), I could swear sometimes I hear the same ringing but it's an outside source. I've always just rationalized it away, but I still notice it.
• zamalek 9y ago
  This is to the degree of wild conspiracy theories; however, this whole Cuba incident defies all explanation. Sonic sounds plausbile for other reasons, such as the locality of the phenomenon (the victims didn't experience the effects if they moved). However, let's face it: sonic attacks are. just. impossible. There's E.T. It's never E.T. Furthermore, why would E.T. attack political officials in Cuba for, so far, no fallout effect? Poisoning? That doesn't explain the locality of the effect. Microwaves? Some people were in rooms, we can assume that they were shielded by concrete and microwaves aren't known to have these effects without other effects presenting more severely first. Gamma rays, or some beyond-gamma emission? Particle accelerators aren't that portable. When I first heard about this I basically gave up on all explanations after things started becoming too crazy. The simplest explanation I have right now is a combination attack - you poison officials with "something" and activate it with some combination of other triggers (including sonic, as we have the recordings you linked). This explanation is full-blown Fringe and I don't like it for that reason, but this is really starting to defy all simpler explanations. I really don't know what to think at this point: it is becoming science fiction.
  • sp332 9y ago
    Why is a sonic attack impossible? We have sonic weapons. We know long exposures to loud ultrasonic sounds can be damaging.
  • JohnStrange 9y ago
    What about microwave beams? Wasn't one of the theories that these could have been used for surveillance and caused brain damage with similar symptoms?
  • cptskippy 9y ago
    Is it possible they were poisoned, or otherwise exposed to something that made them hypersensitive to otherwise normal environmental radiation? I know when I'm sick with a sinus headache that certain frequencies of sound like fluorescent lights and CRT TVs put me on edge.