The flicker of the TV transfixes my kids. It's funny, no matter how loud you call them they can't hear you but whisper something and they are right there - curious. Maybe the blinking lights on EDT's have this effect to some degree. Usually when I blink, it's over. Jon Page At 12:31 PM 1/26/98 EST, you wrote: >Guy, EtAl; > There is some connection between the human mind/body and frequencies but I >don't know that there is a "specific" harmonic that would fit all people....I >rather doubt it. "Flicker Vertigo" is a real problem for pilots whose >aircraft use propellers or rotor blades. In certain circumstances light from >the sun, or another source, flashing through the Propeller or Rotor, or >reflecting off of them, will induce a dis/mis orientation and or a state of >fixation that almost rules out rational actions until the source of said light >is removed. Fortunately this is not an every day happening as the conditions >have to be just right for the phenoenom to occur. > I found out that the simple method of slowing up or speeding down the >prop/rotor when the conditions were suitable for such "Flicker Vertigo" solved >any problems before they happened to me. I don't know if this would be a >problem for blowpipe drivers :-) > Whether this has a like effect in music, I have no idea, but I do know that >you can feel whales talking :-) >Jim Bryant (FL) > >
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