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> "Ones with few channels sound positively terrifying to me." I am told (one of my family members works with cochlear implants) that the ideal candidate for a
by objclxt 14y ago
> "Ones with few channels sound positively terrifying to me."
I am told (one of my family members works with cochlear implants) that the ideal candidate for a cochlear implant is a young child who has had severe or total hearing loss. This is for two reasons: if you have never heard sound before then the fidelity is far less of an issue, and children can adapt far easier than most adults.
- gte910h 14y agoBut I do see how this could be terrifying to not have sound in your head (a sense you can't easily get away from), then start having this sort of sound in your head.