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> From: [email protected] [mailto:hum-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Matty F
> I have never been a rock or pop musician. I can hear the chirp of a
> single cricket 100 metres away. In the dead of night I can hear the
> escapement spring of my watch on my bedside cabinet making a chiming
> noise. I do not have tinnitus. My friends and relatives can hear the
> same Hum that I can hear sometimes at night. It's from a ship's
> generator about 2 kilometres away.
There are certainly very many 'real' external and measurable hums out there,
some very obscure and indirect in propagation. Many confuse them with The
Hum.
They are different to the The Hum, which can only be heard by sufferers.
Many sufferers seek extraordinary explanations of the nature of the Hum, but
it's really quite boring. The causes or triggers are what's more
interesting. I'm starting to group caffeine intake with the contributory
contributory factors for me.
geoff
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