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Was it a sonic attack? or some drug which destroys brain tissue, and as a side effect messes with sound processing parts of the brain too.
by noipv4 7y ago
Was it a sonic attack? or some drug which destroys brain tissue, and as a side effect messes with sound processing parts of the brain too.
- Canadauni 7y agoThis is an interesting theory. Probably one of the more plausible ones. I imagine some sort of biological or toxicological attack could cause some sound processing related symptoms. On the wild end of things one could imagine it being a combination of sonic and chemical attack where the an innocuous chemical structure became active as a result of high frequency sound.
- emeraldd 7y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonochemistry https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonochemistry I have no idea about that application, but the idea of using sound in chemistry seems to actually be a thing ...
- Canadauni 7y agoAt risk of oversimplification, sound is just energy and given the right amount of energy chemical changes can be carried out.
- jessaustin 7y agoIt may not actually have anything to do with sound. The recordings offered as "proof" (of what, we can only guess) have all been explained as normal innocuous sounds.