Are the people that hear yanny messing about??!! Deffo laurel, heard it on Radio 1 this morning and thought Laurel!
The secret, it turns out, is frequency. The part of the sound that makes some people hear Yanny is higher frequency than that which makes some people hear Laurel.
As Lars Riecke, assistant professor of audition and cognitive neuroscience at Maastricht University, explained to The Verge "If you remove all the low frequencies, you hear yanny. If you remove the high frequencies, you hear laurel.
"If your... ears emphasise both the higher and lower frequencies, you can toggle between the two sounds."
Yanny.
Try as I might, I could not hear Laurel.
Does this mean I am of lower IQ, small in the trouser department, or very young? Or all three?
I think this experiment is flawed.
What is f**k is this all about? I am lost.
Neither. I hear something like “Yerry”. What’s the point of this exercise? Why is it important to compare these 2 random words?
Very odd, whichever one you are thinking of you hear. I wouldn’t have believed it but having tried it .......
Very odd, whichever one you are thinking of you hear. I wouldn’t have believed it but having tried it .......
Using that as a basis, I can get it to say "greenstorm" and "brain needle".
Me too, mind bogglingUsing that as a basis, I can get it to say "greenstorm" and "brain needle".
[emoji102][emoji102]. Now that’s messing with my mind.
I like this one as well. Depending which end of the pic u are looking the train changes direction
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