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Lol damn I have tinnitus too someone a while ago just told me the ringing in my ears just meant it was the last time I'd be able to hear something of that frequence and that it's just my ears adjusting so I figured it's true cause if you use the dog whistle app older people can't hear certain frequences that young people do But I looked it up and yes listening to loud music causes this, I grew up listening to Billy Talent being blasted full volume cause of my older brothers (and I still like the band too) so that's probably how I got it |
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Posted this in the other thread but relevant, When I was around 5 I was sleeping with parents and I remember a shadowy figure walking out of a wall looking at me and walking towards me. Only ever happened this one time so im guessing it was just kid paranolla hallucinations, like how people who believe in ghost are more likely to think they've seen a ghost. I also get an occasional ringing in my ears, but from what i understand its not tinnitus, tinnitus is permanent, where my ringing goes away after a few seconds to a few minutes. You should probably get that checked out before they tell you to go kill someone. |
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Shurikan
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Can't say for sure, but in this case it is likely that you experienced a phenomenon known as Sleep paralysis. Your body locks up in sleep and your brain releases chemicals that make you hallucinate. Its pretty complicated so I suggest reading about it somewhere else because I can't explain it too well. |
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Location: Sweden
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.....so i would do what any logical human would do. crank the volume to the max and then switch the whole thing on. pretty sure that's how i got it. |
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Join Date: Jul 2014
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It could happen because of 2 main reasons: 1.Either your cone cells are dying (which isn't the case here i hope).Cones detect extremely low light in your eye. 2.It's just your blind spot of the eye. You can notice your blind spot more clearly in the dark. Try watching less T.V and start basking in the sun a bit. EDIT:just noticed Shurikan already explained it. |