Veeky Forums please tell me I am not crazy
can I pick up radio signals on my head theoretically? because it's happening, and it's freaking me out
Veeky Forums please tell me I am not crazy
Eli Sullivan
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Brayden Collins
see a psychiatrist, you might have schizophrenia
Luke Long
I am sorry man, you have the crazies
Dominic Russell
Just take off your headphones user, you forgot you were listening to the radio on your phone.
Hudson Anderson
Nah, don't worry about it, f a m. I hear shit sometimes when I'm extremely tired and about to knock out. It's not radio signals, it's just a mental glitch.
Adrian Rivera
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no joke
Kevin Ross
bingo
Anthony Rodriguez
snopes = Claim: Television comedienne Lucille Ball claimed radio transmissions picked up on her fillings led to the capture of Japanese spies.
Status: Undetermined.
Brayden Hernandez
Are you pete and pete's mom?
Ian Reyes
You need to be more specific, radiohead.
Jaxson Allen
There have been cases where someone picks up a radio signal with the fillings in their teeth.
Might be that.
Nathan Carter
But how is the sound being generated to be heard? We don't really have the right mechanisms for our brain to turn the radio waves into thoughts after receiving.
Nicholas Scott
What you're hearing are in the form of thoughts?
Not fillings then. Talk to a doc and get some meds.
Kayden Ramirez
>our brain to turn the radio waves into thoughts
>thoughts
do you mean sounds?
Brayden Bailey
AM or FM? Is there a radio in the room that might be on very low volume instead of off?
Elijah Allen
Seriously. Or it could potentially be tinnitus, ringing in ears.
David Clark
>theoretically
Probably not. But the mind does plenty of weird things that are not theoretically possible.
Leo Bennett
I'm not hearing shit, OP said he's hearing it in his head so I'm questioning how the mechanism could work for this
Levi Gray
>I'm not hearing shit
Yea, keep telling yourself that.
Parker Watson
>can I pick up radio signals on my head theoretically?
AM or FM?
I'm serious.
Jonathan Lewis
Best case scenario you're a superhero.
Worst case scenario you'll have to get some therapy.
Austin Morris
That's a nice picture. May I save it?
Sebastian Smith
Go ahead, it's the perfect for pointing out Freudian slips.
Carter Peterson
Bone resonance. The fillings vibrate the teeth, which vibrate the jaws, which vibrate the cranium, which vibrates the inner ear.
Eli Wright
How old are you OP and what country are you from? Have you ever suffered a head injury?
Hudson Smith
Anthony Cooper
take a regular earphone, plug your ears so you don't hear anything and hold the earphone to the boney part of your face next to your tragus.
You can hear through your whole face as long as long as the vibrations get carried to your eardrums.
Josiah Lopez
>radiohead
kek
William Cook
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Noah Gray
Read an article a while back which talked about radio signals being picked up by things like orthodontic braces, tooth fillings and other metallic implants.
Do you have any implants or braces?
Hudson Collins
auditory hallucinations
John Parker
are the radio signals telling you to do anything?
Lincoln Rivera
Op has right to ask this question because the information surround it is legit.
Metals can pick up frequencies and vibrations. Sometimes microwave signals too because wifi is almost on the same bandwidth as microwaves. There have been studies on em waves affecting brain activity. Patents for various weapons for crowd control and even mind control have been patented during the 1970s as part of the Mk ultra program that is still in affect as of this year.
Some reports of telepathy have been acknowledged around heavy wifi bands.
Calcification of the brain has also been theorized as a cause since metals like aluminum are collected.
Em wave study here:
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Cameron Cruz
I doubt your brain is biologically implementing IEEE 802.11
Aaron Howard
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Jose Torres
AM maybe, but I highly doubt it.
FM, no.