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Old 04-13-2015, 01:57 PM #1
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Default how bad are billard sounds for the brain?
I was playing billard a few times and noticed that the balls actually make very loud sounds when they hit each other. Billard balls can make noises of 90db. I did not experience directly a bad feeling in my head from those sounds but it is known that the sound waves of a loud noise are not good for the brain. So my question is more a general one. How bad are loud sounds for the brain, without directly feeling pain?
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