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It's more than that; the soundscape you hear is all in your head. You don't have "direct" experience of anything! So there's not really any distinction between
by dTal 6y ago
It's more than that; the soundscape you hear is all in your head. You don't have "direct" experience of anything! So there's not really any distinction between "real" and "made up" sounds.
And yes, it's exploited in every lossy audio codec.
- mjgs 6y agoYes of course, ultimately the brain generates all the sounds, but they tend to be “copies” or at least in some way in sync with something happening in the outside world. The exploitation I was referring to was surreptitiously (or maybe even in some unentered way) training the brain that it can get what it wants by self generating sounds.