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What is something you can sense that few-if-any people you know can sense? Literal answers only.

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Older TVs I could “sense” when they were turned on or off like a room over.

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@JackbyDev@programming.dev · Dec 04

CRT TVs have a very iconic high pitched noise. It’s somewhat similar to the sound of tinnitus. Combine that with some people not being able to hear those high pitched noises very well (especially as they age) it makes sense that you may have been able to hear them but not really consciously be aware of it.

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