8 thoughts on “ I Eat Your Skin - Disassociate - Symbols, Signals & Noise (CD, Album) ”

1. Make love your armor and smile and you'll start hearing Somewhere out beneath the heavens and the atmosphere Somewhere out among the silence there's a voice There's a feeling it takes over and it has no fear When you're caught between the signal and the noise And the noise And the noise And the noise Somewhere out beneath the heavens and the.

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2. Dec 28,  · Scientists have discovered why unpleasant sounds trigger a negative response. When we hear unpleasant sounds such as a fork scraping a plate or nails against a chalkboard, the auditory cortex of the brain and an area of the brain called the amygdala interact to produce a negative response. The auditory cortex processes sound, while the amygdala is responsible for processing emotions such as.

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3. Apr 16,  · A new study shows playing a musical instrument can take its toll on your skin, but simple modifications can help save musicians from sacrificing their skin for their art.

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4. The Classic SoundSign. The iconic SoundSign from Cirrus Research is an easy-to-install noise-activated warning sign that can be used in environments where there is a need to clearly warn or indicate when a preset noise level has been reached and/or exceeded.

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5. When you hit your car’s turn signal stalk and that little arrow flashes at you on the dash, you always hear a rhythmic clicking sound in sync with that flashing arrow. Here’s what that is.

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8. Jul 26,  · If your PC is really pulling its weight on a current task, it may need a little extra air to cool down, resulting in a louder fan noise than you’re used to. Don’t worry, the noise will pass.

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