Why would I need to confirm it. It's just something odd I noticed. If you want
to confirm it, find your own voices.
If it was signal processing in the brain it wouldn't go away when I change
position in the bed.
I wouldn't have noticed it at all if it wasn't just at that one spot and only at
certain times of the day. It's almost always between sunrise & noon, except for
when it's late, Late at night.
Whoever owns the radio/TV sometimes has insomnia as bad as mine.
The pattern is what intrigues me. Talk interspersed with music that sounds like
commercials & occasional (laugh track) laughter.
Also sometimes there's more than one voice like they're having some kind of
on-air conversation. Whoever has the radio/TV is doesn't listen to the same
station all the time. I can hear a difference in the musical interludes.
I've been told by audiologists that I have particularly acute hearing, well
above average (even after all those years in the Army).
Hell, there's got to be something about me that's above average, and I guess
hearing is it.
On 7/9/2021 15:27:38, Larry Colen wrote:
On Jul 9, 2021, at 11:10 AM, John <jsessoms...@nc.rr.com> wrote:
I think the voices might be real, but they're not what everyone thinks.
Sometimes when I'm having a late morning lie in, I can hear something. It's too
indistinct to actually make out words, but it has a flavor like American morning
drive-time radio or TV morning "News".
I think one of my neighbors may have the radio or TV on and there's some kind
of acoustic channel that the sound reflects to my bedroom. And that's part of
why I think it's real, because I only hear it when it's fairly quiet outside
and when I'm laying in that one spot in my bed.
The good news is that this might be fairly easy to confirm. I don’t know if
the mic of your cell phone would be sensitive enough to pick up the sounds, but
it might.
There is also the case that the human brain is amazing at filtering signal out
of noise. Unfortunately it is so good that it can find signal where there is
none, so there might just be some noise that is close enough to be like speech
that your brain thinks there is speech there for it to filter out.
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