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Yanny or Laurel?
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Драккошка
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And HV there as well.
Happy Life
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I responded seriously to balance out those who responded unseriously.
WishmasteR
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I also balanced it out. After listening to it about 5 times in a row, my brain seems to have figured out how to hear the opposite, but my ears still refuse to hear it.
Ple-Sen
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I'm having a strange issue. When I first launched the game, I could only hear Jenny. Now, when I open it, I can only hear Laurel.
Драккошка
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I know how to hear the other sound, but I can't. I clearly hear Yanny, even when I try not to.
Happy Life
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I can't hear it, no matter how hard I try. And I can't imagine how it could sound any different, because all the vowels and consonants are clearly audible.
Ple-Sen
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It sounded completely different there. It was pronounced with a kind of squeaky and creaky voice, not the way it should be.
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Or rather, not exactly squeaky. I'm not sure how to describe it more accurately. Basically, it was as if someone had sped up the audio recording. And with a hoarseness, yes.
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Or rather, not exactly squeaky. I'm not sure how to describe it more accurately. Basically, it was as if someone had sped up the audio recording. And with a hoarseness, yes.
Драккошка
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Just noticed a second audio recording on that page. And there, you can clearly hear "Laurel." But in the original, we didn't hear it.
Heroist
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The same thing happened to me as with Ples. At first, I listened to it about twenty times and only heard "Yanny," then I read an article and tried listening with only one ear – since then, my brain is messed up, and I always hear only "Laurel."
Нэйко
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So, in the second recording, which I didn't immediately recognize, I clearly hear Laurel. But in the first one, even if you force me to listen through headphones, I hear Yanny.
Ment
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I just noticed a second audio recording on that page. And there, "Laurel" is clearly audible. But in the original, no, it wasn't.
The second is clearly "Laurel."
I can't even imagine how to hear it any other way.
The method of Ples and Heroist doesn't work for me.
Benjamin Munson, a professor of hearing sciences at the University of Minnesota, suggested that "Yanny" can be heard in higher frequencies while "Laurel" can be heard in lower frequencies.[1] Older people, whose ability to hear higher frequencies is more likely to have degraded, usually hear "Laurel".
The audio clip originated from a recording of Jay Aubrey Jones, an opera singer
Ple-Sen
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The Ples and Heroist method doesn't work for me.
Небо
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I can perceive sounds that some people around me can't hear.
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I actually hear "eway".
Ment
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You're just crazy.
However, I don't deny that I'm crazy, but in this case, that's not the issue.
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