http://news.discovery.com/human/life/worlds-quietest-room-will-drive-you-crazy-in-30-minutes.htm
I could sit in there all day, bish.
It migth not be as dumb as it sounds, but from the other side, I wonder if lack of any sounds would affect your dreams.
It's said you can hear your heart beating and your blood moving in that room.
Sounds perfect for the Original Lavender Town theme to be played extra quietly
At 8/27/13 05:54 PM, Mumbo wrote: It's said you can hear your heart beating and your blood moving in that room.
You can hear/feel your own heartbeat just being in your room lying down at night. I think the average insomniac might be able to last a bit longer in that quiet room than people that sleep restlessly.
At 8/27/13 06:21 PM, Jay wrote:At 8/27/13 05:54 PM, Mumbo wrote: It's said you can hear your heart beating and your blood moving in that room.You can hear/feel your own heartbeat just being in your room lying down at night. I think the average insomniac might be able to last a bit longer in that quiet room than people that sleep restlessly.
Idk what I would do If I heard my own blood moving. Just the thought of that skeeves me out.
i saw this on fb once
I heard the sound levels in that room are something like -5db, which I think is something that no one ever experiences in regular life. If you've never been in the room, how can you claim that you would be able to handle it?
It made more sense in my head.
At 8/27/13 06:40 PM, Tremulos wrote: I heard the sound levels in that room are something like -5db, which I think is something that no one ever experiences in regular life. If you've never been in the room, how can you claim that you would be able to handle it?
meditation mf.
At 8/27/13 06:53 PM, Mumbo wrote:At 8/27/13 06:40 PM, Tremulos wrote: I heard the sound levels in that room are something like -5db, which I think is something that no one ever experiences in regular life. If you've never been in the room, how can you claim that you would be able to handle it?meditation mf.
Are you one of those guys who has never been in a fight but thinks he would do very well in a fight due to his calm collected manner and extensive knowledge of pressure points? You are, aren't you?
It made more sense in my head.
At 8/27/13 07:15 PM, Tremulos wrote: Are you one of those guys who has never been in a fight but thinks he would do very well in a fight due to his calm collected manner and extensive knowledge of pressure points? You are, aren't you?
Quite the opposite. I know I'd do well from experience and high pain tolerance.
At 8/27/13 05:52 PM, Makakaov wrote: It migth not be as dumb as it sounds, but from the other side, I wonder if lack of any sounds would affect your dreams.
If I have no much white noise my dreams become very realistic and vivid. So real I end up waking every 5 minutes. I'd believe it if someone told me it affected their dreams or made it hard for them to sleep.
You say that but sensory deprevation is serious shit
I would hate that so much, but I am a terrible hypochondriac
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At 8/27/13 05:52 PM, Makakaov wrote: It migth not be as dumb as it sounds, but from the other side, I wonder if lack of any sounds would affect your dreams.
i like this thought.
i didn't knwo this was going on at the orfield labs downtown
holy shit, i need to try this
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At 8/27/13 07:41 PM, PiperAnn wrote: If I have no much white noise
T_T Meant to say too much. How did I screw that up?
At 8/27/13 05:50 PM, Mumbo wrote: http://news.discovery.com/human/life/worlds-quietest-room-will-drive-you-crazy-in-30-minutes.htm
I wonder how it would work as a recording studio.
At 8/27/13 07:46 PM, Otto wrote: You say that but sensory deprevation is serious shit
I would hate that so much, but I am a terrible hypochondriac
I feel like I could though. Just whistle to myself, or something.
I don't even think I would last 5 minutes.
I have to have noise.
Not necessarily music or television, but if I'm reading or something - I turn a fan on because it's too quiet.
looking good and dressing well is a necessity. having a purpose in life is not.
I'm up for sitting in the room all day. In fact, it's so quiet that I would... sleep. I'm a fucking insomniac (right now) so if I can I'm gonna install that room as my bedroom.
At 8/27/13 06:40 PM, Tremulos wrote: I heard the sound levels in that room are something like -5db, which I think is something that no one ever experiences in regular life. If you've never been in the room, how can you claim that you would be able to handle it?
word
At 8/27/13 06:40 PM, Tremulos wrote: I heard the sound levels in that room are something like -5db, which I think is something that no one ever experiences in regular life. If you've never been in the room, how can you claim that you would be able to handle it?
^
Also your brain is pretty much programed to always hear sound (unless you're deaf but whatever). So if you literally cannot hear anything in a room like that (where it has -db) you'll go crazy really fast. I'm surprised that anyone could last 30 minutes in there without having gone completely insane.
Sensory deprivation has been known to seriously fuck up the mind, so it's unsurprising.
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typical sensationalist idiocy fishing for page hits & ad revenue. there's plenty of deaf people who aren't insane or hallucinating constantly . . . journalism has become a joke
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At 8/28/13 09:54 AM, supergandhi64 wrote: typical sensationalist idiocy fishing for page hits & ad revenue. there's plenty of deaf people who aren't insane or hallucinating constantly . . . journalism has become a joke
--supergandhi64
Wow you're right for once.
Anechoic chambers aren't new, and anyone over the age of ten isn't scared of a little silence.
I'd like to try one of those water-filled sensory deprivation chambers.
original I am.
At 8/28/13 10:12 AM, Scintillating wrote:At 8/28/13 09:54 AM, supergandhi64 wrote: typical sensationalist idiocy fishing for page hits & ad revenue. there's plenty of deaf people who aren't insane or hallucinating constantly . . . journalism has become a jokeWow you're right for once.
--supergandhi64
Anechoic chambers aren't new, and anyone over the age of ten isn't scared of a little silence.
Actually he's wrong. It's about adaption.
We don't have a lifetime to adapt to no sound like deaf people. It's like when Zod got all brain-fucked by earth whereas Superman had all his life to get used to it.
At 8/28/13 04:18 PM, Mumbo wrote: Actually he's wrong. It's about adaption.
We don't have a lifetime to adapt to no sound like deaf people. It's like when Zod got all brain-fucked by earth whereas Superman had all his life to get used to it.
What about people who lose their hearing after years of being able to hear? Whether it's gradual or due to severe damage, wouldn't you expect to see a statistical increase in these people having mental problems?
I don't have time right now to do the research, but it would be interesting to know if there is a difference.
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I doubt you could sit in there all day. You're lame for even claiming this.
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