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Originally Posted by Skybird
LINK: Joachim Berendt: The World is Sound
I stay with the theory of electromagnetic hearing, like a very few people were able to "hear" certain military radars during the cold war when their brain was exposed to the radar beam. Certain brain regions linked to accoustic signal processing got directly stimulated electrically by the radar and formed the acoustic perception of "hearing a sound" while the ear received no accoustic air waves at all.
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Interestingly, I can sometimes "see" the speed detection lasers used by the Police.
I have on occasion been driving late at night, and had the sensation of being blinded by a light............ but no light was visible.
Then get about 1000 yards up the road and spot Plod, hiding behind the bushes with his laser pointed at me.
