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Very nice story, if only it were true. Let's hope your PhD wasn't imaginary either, cue "science reproducibility crisis".
by moralestapia 5y ago
Very nice story, if only it were true.
Let's hope your PhD wasn't imaginary either, cue "science reproducibility crisis".
- 317070 5y agoWhy? Because different frequencies are linearly independent and shouldn't affect eachother? That is only true for linear systems. I am not sure what causes the other sounds to sound dampened, I figured it had something to do with how the ear works, that the sounds were physically still there. But it is easy enough to try. Get a speaker or transducer rated for ultrasonic frequencies, and pump it with enough power that would make a real speaker sound painfully loud.