Here's a thought.

Maybe ESP of some sort? Maybe not what we conventionally think, but something that we don't quite get? Look at animals. They can sense things very easily...that's very curious to me.

Sound would still be there to us humans but in a different way

Vibrations would then be sound to us..

What do bats and dolphins sense sonar with? Ears?

Maybe ESP of some sort? Maybe not what we conventionally think, but something that we don't quite get? Look at animals. They can sense things very easily...that's very curious to me.

Because we only use 10% of our brain, there is so much we could do if we only knew how.

I've wondered that with TV closed captioning. How do they know what a door slamming or opera music sounds like.

Take the subject as far as you want to go with it.

Sound would still be there to us humans but in a different way.

Vibrations would then be sound to us..

Because we only use 10% of our brain, there is so much we could do if we only knew how.


Agreed. As I say to people who don't think there is anything beyond what we currently know; "I really don't think that unused 90% is for storing telephone numbers."

Imagine all humans were born without the apparatus we call ears.

AND...Nobody could wear glasses!!

Sound would still be there to us humans but in a different way.

Vibrations would then be sound to us..


Just thinking more on what you've said here GH.

Without ears, sound would be vibrations we feel via touch. We'd be able to differentiate it from touching solid objects too, as it feels different. So to us, sound would = "that vibration you feel".

Of course, there's more to it, but we don't have ears so we never even suspect there's more to it.

So imagine if there was "more to" light? To us, light is what makes everything bright, has heat to it, and that's about it. What if there's more to it than that, but we don't have the "ears" for it?

I'll stop babbling now.

telepathy