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>...people who are not philosophers lose whatever ideas their brains can carry in consequence of brutish jolts of sound. This makes me wonder if the brutish jo
by GigabyteCoin 13y ago
>...people who are not philosophers lose whatever ideas their brains can carry in consequence of brutish jolts of sound.
This makes me wonder if the brutish jolts of sound being emitted from the many casinos throughout the world are accomplishing the same task (and emptying people's wallets more easily?)
"I think I should be goi.. >BINGK!< ...go win my money back!"
I can't agree with this article more, however. I should probably read it again so I can better explain myself when asking that somebody not address me while I'm working.
I sometimes listen to white noise in my headphones if surrounded by incessant noise.
- kalleboo 13y agoI'm convinced the noise in casinos is intentional. I remember reading all the repeating pattern carpeting, garish lighting etc serves the same purpose: confusing and disorienting people in casinos in order to get them to make less rational decisions. edit: link http://www.wired.com/rawfile/2010/09/ugly-vegas-carpets/?pid=188 http://www.wired.com/rawfile/2010/09/ugly-vegas-carpets/?pid...