- Jan 1, 2019
- 708
- Tinnitus Since
- Steadily worsening since 2018
- Cause of Tinnitus
- Unknown
They are all in bed together and its all about the $$$$$$$$.That academic research on tinnitus is governed by a Jastreboffian old guard that hates change.
Yeah, I get what you mean - she definitely doesn't sugarcoat things which I can sort of get because hyperacusis is a miserable affliction.She's just very bitter from having hyperacusis for so many years, I think it's hardened her. I talked with her and she said she has no time for compassion when it comes to talking to sufferers so uh, yikes. I'm just hoping medicine comes out that doesn't put me in a situation like hers, of living in a soundproof box.
I wish more people were interested in waging war on scammers. Having help would be nice.
I only take psi phenomena seriously that has been put in strict laboratory conditions or empricized in some other way. I'm open to anything crazy being real if it can be empiricized. Currently, I don't see enough evidence for remote viewing being real, but presentiment, mental RNG influence and telepathy have a considerable body of evidence that can't be ignored.Those things are described in the ancient yogic texts, and just like you said, these skills can allegedly be obtained by certain forms of meditation. I've met people who claim to have some of these abilities (manifesting things by force of will, in practice this could be obtained from 2,5 hours of certain Kundalini yoga activites three days in a row before sunrise). It could be coincidence of course, but there is no denying that these people get exactly what they want in a very uncanny way. Belief itself is very strong, which is why religion cannot be disregarded even if we were to know that it's self-deception
By the way did you see the CIA document that consists of an interview with an alleged remote viewer that "travels" to Mars and describes stuff? Extremely large temples inhabited by extremely large beings for example. It's fun no matter if it's true or not. The big question is why the CIA released this document, and some other outlandish shit
What God you believe in, religion, and sacred symbols don't matter at all. Like Dean Radin said; if this psi phenomena of manifestation is true. It's all about mental intention. Meaning a religious person's prayers would have nothing to do with what they believe, but their own will power/mental influence effecting reality. What makes Eastern traditions more effective is that they have had several thousand years of meditation experience.I've met people who claim to have some of these abilities (manifesting things by force of will, in practice this could be obtained from 2,5 hours of certain Kundalini yoga activites three days in a row before sunrise). It could be coincidence of course, but there is no denying that these people get exactly what they want in a very uncanny way. Belief itself is very strong, which is why religion cannot be disregarded even if we were to know that it's self-deception
It's a shame too because reading past stuff she seemed a bit more friendly and positive. Some things I've read are just so blunt and rude without being exactly helpful.Yeah, I get what you mean - she definitely doesn't sugarcoat things which I can sort of get because hyperacusis is a miserable affliction.
On the other hand, I do think she can be very pessimistic - that's not me trying to enforce toxic positivity, and I don't know if she really keeps up with the research.
There once was a man with a ringingNo bells of mirth this night are singing,
but something else in my head's ringing.
The phantom-noise still holds its sway.
These thoughts of longing every day.
I wish I'd been a rooster penned.
With feathers grand, and ears that mend.
If a cure comes, I don't think you guys will ever be able to go clubbing again.There once was a man with a ringing
So loud it would never stop singing
He swallowed a pill
With eloquent skill
And back to the clubs he was swinging!
We don't know, tinnitus is from years of over exposure without protection so that's a personal decision.If a cure comes, I don't think you guys will ever be able to go clubbing again.
Two years ago, I made a post that acknowledged if I was cured, I would never even think about going to very loud places. I'm serious about that not being safe. My noxacusis is entirely gone now, but I'm not dumb enough to reexpose myself.We don't know, tinnitus is from years of over exposure without protection so that's a personal decision.
Yeah that's a good idea, especially when there's no treatment. I'm saying if we can cure the underlying cause then it becomes more of a gray area.Two years ago, I made a post that acknowledged if I was cured, I would never even think about going to very loud places. I'm serious about that not being safe. My noxacusis is entirely gone now, but I'm not dumb enough to reexpose myself.
I disagree. I made a post sometime two years ago stating said disagreement.Yeah that's a good idea, especially when there's no treatment. I'm saying if we can cure the underlying cause then it becomes more of a gray area.
So did I (barring all the concerts I went to because my dad is a musician), definitely going to be cautious of this stuff for the rest of my life. But I think a healthy balance will be possible to achieve if the medicine works well--if that's what you want, but tbh you're right that it would be smartest to remove yourself from those situations all together. Like I wouldn't use headphones again. But I could see myself going to a few concerts a year with ear protection.Even when I was blue pilled about regenerative medicine having monumental breakthrough's right around the corner. I had no problem accepting that I would never be able to be around very loud noise. I got mine from extremely loud headphones, not concerts.
Yeah, I got my trauma mostly in the left ear from a car radio that was insanely loud (more so than any concert I've been to) and I really doubt that ear will ever return to normal. The potential damage is too chaotic at that loudness. Reducing tinnitus and potentially middle ear muscle twitching (assuming the central gain hypothesis impact on MEM is correct) would be cool though.Even when I was blue pilled about regenerative medicine having monumental breakthrough's right around the corner. I had no problem accepting that I would never be able to be around very loud noise. I got mine from extremely loud headphones, not concerts.
I miss the cinema greatly - if these treatments work, I will definitely go again although I would probably use musicians' earplugs as well. I think most of us will take care of our ears, assuming we get this fixed but I don't want to shut myself off from the things I used to enjoy.People have different priorities. Some need music in their life and so it makes sense for them to take the risk. People who don't love music often don't understand that. Same with going to the cinema, I have found.
That's exactly what my thoughts are, it's a risk benefit equation and if people are impassioned by loud things that's a risk they'll accept--while taking all necessary precautions. If it works out, we may even be able to just go back into the ENT office for another shot. We also have stuff like SPI-1005 in the pipeline that's been shown to prevent acoustic trauma, so all the different modalities will open up a lot more options.People have different priorities. Some need music in their life and so it makes sense for them to take the risk. People who don't love music often don't understand that. Same with going to the cinema, I have found.
I miss the cinema greatly - if these treatments work, I will definitely go again although I would probably use musicians' earplugs as well. I think most of us will take care of our ears, assuming we get this fixed but I don't want to shut myself off from the things I used to enjoy.
Even if I am cured I plan to carry my earplugs with me everywhere and wear them anytime I'm out and about where machines roam.Even when I was blue pilled about regenerative medicine having monumental breakthrough's right around the corner. I had no problem accepting that I would never be able to be around very loud noise. I got mine from extremely loud headphones, not concerts.