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本帖最后由 vinsep 于 2016-1-15 14:31 编辑
贴个视频, 看看有没有强者能够免疫视觉对于听觉的影响的.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-lN8vWm3m0
基本上脑放也是同样的道理. 有时候你觉得你听到了, 没错你是真的听到了. 但是你听到的也许不是客观公正的声音, 而是你的大脑在一些已知信息的基础上过滤给你的声音.
对于脑放更加深度的解释可以点下面的连接.
http://nwavguy.blogspot.com/2012/04/what-we-hear.html
"THE TIME FACTOR: Our brains are like leaky sieves when it comes to auditory details. We can’t possibly remember the massive amount of data contained in even one song (roughly equivalent to one million words!). So, here again, our brains out of necessity heavily filter what we remember. The students in the sight example above thought they had accurate memories of the thief but they turned out to be very wrong. The science shows our audio memory starts to degrade after just 0.2 seconds. So if switching from Gear A to Gear B requires more than a fraction of a second you’re losing more information. The longer the gap, the more you forget and the more bias distorts what you do remember.
WHAT WE HEAR: Neurologists, brain experts, hearing experts, and audio experts, all agree the human hearing system, by necessity, discards around 99.99% of what arrives at our ears. Our “reptile brain” is actively involved determining what gets discarded. For example when you’re listening to someone at a noisy restaurant, the brain does its best to deliver just their voice. And, multiple studies demonstrate, when you’re listening to audio gear the brain also does its best to filter your hearing in the way it thinks you most want. If you’re expecting Gear A to sound different from Gear B the brain filters each differently so you indeed hear a difference even when there isn’t one. This auditory issue has many names. I generally call it “Subjective Bias” but it’s what’s behind “Expectation Bias”, “The Placebo Effect”, and “Confirmation Bias”. I highly recommend the book Brain Rules by John Medina and there are more resources in the Tech Section.
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这段是重点
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