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Doesn't work with me, I hear baa/bah, EVERY TIME.
This video is breaking my brain into several pieces & throwing it against a wall.
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???
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Epic fail..... lol
You just proved it worked on you!
He says "Bah" every single time. Your brain made you hear F and or V because of what you were seeing his mouth do. Close your eyes and listen to the clip again and you will hear Bah every time.
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Epic fail..... lol
You just proved it worked on you!
He says "Bah" every single time. Your brain made you hear F and or V because of what you were seeing his mouth do. Close your eyes and listen to the clip again and you will hear Bah every time.
This video is rigged... period. I can TOTALLY hear a difference when I close my eyes... and to prove it, when they do the side by side and the lady says to look right, then left, do left and then right instead and you can see the sounds DON'T match the visuals.
Another thing, from 0:39 to 1:06, there are only five sequences where you can clearly hear the man without the narrator talking over him. If you listen to those five sequences without watching, you can hear they are not the same. This is what I hear for the five:
BVV
BBV
BBV
VVB
VVB
You can clearly hear that this man does not enunciate very well, which is why this trick works. He is supposed to be saying baa every time but if you listen without watching, you can hear, he is saying baa AND vaa in various orders, which throws you off. If he were to say vaa vaa vaa and then baa baa baa, you would clearly hear that. But because he varies it, by the time you hear him say vaa, you're wondering if he DID say vaa, but he follows it with a baa, so you think the last thing he said was baa as well.
Oh and another thing, just because they "say" you're always hearing the same sound, doesn't mean you are... You were not physically there when they actually made this video so you can't know for sure they always used the same sample. Just because this is a wannabe documentary style video doesn't mean it's honest.
Another thing, from 0:39 to 1:06, there are only five sequences where you can clearly hear the man without the narrator talking over him. If you listen to those five sequences without watching, you can hear they are not the same. This is what I hear for the five:
BVV
BBV
BBV
VVB
VVB
You can clearly hear that this man does not enunciate very well, which is why this trick works. He is supposed to be saying baa every time but if you listen without watching, you can hear, he is saying baa AND vaa in various orders, which throws you off. If he were to say vaa vaa vaa and then baa baa baa, you would clearly hear that. But because he varies it, by the time you hear him say vaa, you're wondering if he DID say vaa, but he follows it with a baa, so you think the last thing he said was baa as well.
Oh and another thing, just because they "say" you're always hearing the same sound, doesn't mean you are... You were not physically there when they actually made this video so you can't know for sure they always used the same sample. Just because this is a wannabe documentary style video doesn't mean it's honest.
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Some people just dont get it... alright how about this... the guy never makes the Vaa sound, when shooting this video.
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mmm I see what they're saying, only took me twice to get it though
