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In this audio, the focus is on a CRT screen, an older technology often associated with static and noise, that is making a sound around the 20,000 Hz range. This particular frequency is known to be harmful to human hearing. The audio begins with the soft hum of a CRT screen, a noise that may bring up feelings of nostalgia for some listeners. The sound quickly escalates to a harsh, high-pitched noise, emulating a frequency of 20,000 Hz. This sound is piercing, almost like a persistent ringing, and it underscores the harm that such frequencies can cause to the human ear. The static noise from the CRT screen is constant and unyielding, serving as a reminder of the potential damage that can be caused by prolonged exposure to such frequencies. The sound ebbs and flows throughout the audio, providing listeners with an understanding of how this noise can fluctuate in real-life scenarios. This audio paints a vivid picture of the potential harm that can be caused
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In this audio, the focus is on a CRT screen, an older technology often associated with static and noise, that is making a sound around the 20,000 Hz range. This particular frequency is known to be harmful to human hearing. The audio begins with the soft hum of a CRT screen, a noise that may bring up feelings of nostalgia for some listeners. The sound quickly escalates to a harsh, high-pitched noise, emulating a frequency of 20,000 Hz. This sound is piercing, almost like a persistent ringing, and it underscores the harm that such frequencies can cause to the human ear. The static noise from the CRT screen is constant and unyielding, serving as a reminder of the potential damage that can be caused by prolonged exposure to such frequencies. The sound ebbs and flows throughout the audio, providing listeners with an understanding of how this noise can fluctuate in real-life scenarios. This audio paints a vivid picture of the potential harm that can be caused
