Keith Handy
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  • Tame at work again. "Reactive to sound" seems to be trending more towards "reactive to silence." Central gain low-ish on my break.
    Any kind of surge of adrenaline - trying to be funny, trying to be creative - can ramp up the hissing. Otherwise I'd DO THINGS.
    I can tell the difference between individual tones being suppressed and central gain being lower. Wish I could control either.
    Noticing how other bodily injuries & ailments heal in three days or so... see, ears, this is how it's supposed to work.
    Lying still with earplugs, mostly hearing mid-range ambient whoosh. Would happily lock it into this mode if possible.
    Maybe we need to better understand the brain as a whole before we can understand auditory disorders.
    "...and at number one on Top of the Playlists, for the 20th consecutive week: 'Short Random Beeps Over Bandpass-Filtered Noise'!"
    Keith Handy
    (This refers to a masking program I downloaded, not my internal sounds.)
    Kind of reverse-reactive now. The sizzling ramps up in silence. Was tame when out walking earlier. Do I need to start using masking again?
    Uncharacteristically quiet right now. It could stay like this forever and I'd be fine. I know it's just a teaser, though.
    Played some electric guitar with no amp. My fingers work the same, but I feel like I'm only pretending to be alive.
    Suppose no one knew the illnesses that caused coughing, and people with coughs all went to other people with coughs for advice/support...
    Figuring out tinnitus without understanding its causes is like understanding the behavior of shadows without knowing what's casting them.
    Waaaay too much correlation mistaken for causation. Just because you did a thing before the spike, doesn't mean it *caused* it.
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