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REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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What the FUCk is this HUMMing SOund
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For the past month or so I have been hearing a very low level humming sound. No one else hears it and I'm starting to wonder WTF is going on. I hear it mostly at night and early morning, because I'm guessing it's the quiet time of the day (night).
This humming is not constant, it sounds like an electric motor trying to cycle. I've turned off all the curcuits in the house so I know it's not from within the house. I can even hear it when I'm out in the woods or at the neighbors house.
It's really starting to bug me out!
And no it's not tinnitus.
Quoting: bugging out 433091 Thank god i've been hearing them for about a month too i thought i was the only one. they almost seem like their coming from the air i can feel a slight vibration as well, do you live on the east coast, because thats where i stay and hear them at. It only happens at nighttime from what i notice most at 12am-5:30am but when the sun comes up SILENCE Ambient noise masks this, if you are untrained to focus your hearing. Even trained, loud noises overwhelm our hearing. During the day, there are more noises while during the night, a greater expectation of quiet. Both influence your perception and memory of this phenomenon. It does change from day to night, but never goes away. The worst warbling tones happen at specific times, and seem to induce nightmares in my partner, whom I've seen stir in her sleep when I've been awake at odd hours. I've got Asperger's Syndrome, which seems to make me immune in some way to the emotional involvement. With my increased perceptions, I have grown used to using a solid silicone earplug from a company called Mack's...which does a more thorough job quelling the negative acoustic energy. If you can handle hearing your own breathing and such...even your heartbeat. The hum is still there, but significantly lowered. Then you notice it vibrates your brain stem...LOL! We are EM resonant perceptors...but beyond our five blatant senses. Cheers, John Detroit
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