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Why would people in the same room match the sound of the hum to different frequencies? And why would no one be able to record the hum, even with "sophisticated
by dorkwood 6y ago
Why would people in the same room match the sound of the hum to different frequencies? And why would no one be able to record the hum, even with "sophisticated audio equipment"? It seems like these two things would rule out nearby boats as the cause.
- withinboredom 6y agoI suspect it’s likely to some resonance in the human body that not everyone will have an affinity for. Such that the frequency could be extremely low and it causes a cavity (like a sinus) to resonate and your ear picks it up. I don’t have any proof of that, but it’s a possibility.