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<blockquote data-quote="Autora" data-source="post: 2564951"><p>Evidently you've never studied biology, Jet..</p><p>The sounds from music on speakers can do damage but over a long period of time. It affects the tollerance and sensitivity. But there's tones that can be produced which can do far more damage over a very short period of time, including bursting the eardrum which would cause permenant hearing loss. I hope TMP doesn't use qite that tone or level... But these tones would be affective even over the top of base music. There are some tones registered by the brain without our conciousness registering them in the ears too. We're just not as sensitive to them as say dogs or cats. But give them the right pitch, they could affect us.</p><p>A careflly chosen pitch and level of sound would be good for disarming people because they'd have to drop their weapons to get reasonable cover over their ears. Additional pitches would affect other species or even crack some parts of technology... that bit might not be such a great idea... The prob is, people have to play along with it.</p><p></p><p>I don't agree that major disasters are "cool". Not if it means any pup and his owner could demand them for their games. That could mean we end up with major man-made disasters 7 time a year and natural ones 3 tims a year. That's just unrealistic. If someone does want such a big event I think Pou should give the yay or nay and if it's man-made there should be an obvious cost to the characters involved, not just the public. I mean do you honestly think no one official would find out who blew up something? In the current day it only takes them a matter of time. In the future I'd say it'd take them not long at all. And then there would be pretty serious IC repercussions. Eg, I do't buy that the security monitors in the subway around the explosion would all have been effected. They'd have better systems than that, and protected the way lil black boxes are protected.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Autora, post: 2564951"] Evidently you've never studied biology, Jet.. The sounds from music on speakers can do damage but over a long period of time. It affects the tollerance and sensitivity. But there's tones that can be produced which can do far more damage over a very short period of time, including bursting the eardrum which would cause permenant hearing loss. I hope TMP doesn't use qite that tone or level... But these tones would be affective even over the top of base music. There are some tones registered by the brain without our conciousness registering them in the ears too. We're just not as sensitive to them as say dogs or cats. But give them the right pitch, they could affect us. A careflly chosen pitch and level of sound would be good for disarming people because they'd have to drop their weapons to get reasonable cover over their ears. Additional pitches would affect other species or even crack some parts of technology... that bit might not be such a great idea... The prob is, people have to play along with it. I don't agree that major disasters are "cool". Not if it means any pup and his owner could demand them for their games. That could mean we end up with major man-made disasters 7 time a year and natural ones 3 tims a year. That's just unrealistic. If someone does want such a big event I think Pou should give the yay or nay and if it's man-made there should be an obvious cost to the characters involved, not just the public. I mean do you honestly think no one official would find out who blew up something? In the current day it only takes them a matter of time. In the future I'd say it'd take them not long at all. And then there would be pretty serious IC repercussions. Eg, I do't buy that the security monitors in the subway around the explosion would all have been effected. They'd have better systems than that, and protected the way lil black boxes are protected. [/QUOTE]
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