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Is the stuffed ear thing like when a plane changes altitude? That makes people nauseous? I used to dive a lot so I got this a lot but I have never heard of peop
by tluyben2 7y ago
Is the stuffed ear thing like when a plane changes altitude? That makes people nauseous? I used to dive a lot so I got this a lot but I have never heard of people getting ill because of it. Maybe it is a different feeling but from reading the comments it is like that? I am weird though; I can play VR games forever (I played Skyrim VR for 6 hours straight last christmas while my friend who was over this week had to vomit after 15 minutes) and I like the popping feeling in airplanes. I also do phone calls with full noise cancellation on my Bose 35 headphones for hours and do not recognise the feeling from any description here. I do suffer badly from car sickness but not any other movement I tried. Diving + playing in a metal band when I was young really messed with my hearing (bad tinnitus etc); maybe that is related?
- jacobolus 7y ago> Is the stuffed ear thing like when a plane changes altitude? No, not really. It’s more like the feeling of being someplace persistently loud, except without the actual sound part, if that makes any sense. It doesn’t make me nauseous, but it’s very unpleasant and tiring. I couldn’t handle wearing Bose noise-canceling headphones for any substantial length of time.