Have gotten a dose of this before in the ER. Absolutely do not recommend!!
I'm going there in a couple weeks, would be cool of this was real.
I actually had to verify that this was satire.
Hey there. I experience the same thing. The voices, the music, in the white noises around me.
I'm not schizophrenic (or at least I hope not). It is a weird phenomenon that some of us experience that seems to be our brains trying to match important patterns, like speech, out of noise.
Heck, Devin Townsend even wrote a song about it "Voices in the Fan."
If it's really bothering you or scaring you then, yeah, you could seek help, but if you're not experiencing auditory hallucinations outside of this context then my completely unqualified opinion is you're probably fine.
Pretty much every game from the PS1 Era. Think back to how FF7 cut scenes looked and the mega Chunky game play.
Sure, the last time I tried to be tender and emotional like this my wife mocked me for crying. Do I wish for close relationships like this with my fellow men, yes but there's no room for it for some of us. Toxic masculinity is also expressed by the women in our society (USA)
Meshtastic long range radio systems. Off grid, user created, low bit rate but stupid long range.
Yeah, ever since she decided to weigh in on the transgender "debate" with a "science says you don't exist" take I've moved on. That and the really odd "Yay Capitalism!" Video.
It's always important to evaluate whether the speaker is an actual expert in the field they're talking about or are they an expert in a different field and just think they can speak to subjects outside their field with the same authority.
sigh ...Pussyshire
Command and Conquer: Red Alert
All hail "Hell March"
Ive never rexperienced anything like it. It happens extremely fast. Dr injected into the IV and instantaneously every muscle in my body contracted (at least that's what it felt like), I lost my vision temporarily although my eyes were still open. Similarly I couldn't hear anything either. I was filled with an extreme feeling of...rushing...adrenaline... Really hard to describe. I felt my heart give one last big THUMP and then stop.
And suddenly, my heart started again. My vision and hearing restored, I was back in the ER surrounded by Dr and nurses and techs. Breathing hard, somewhat confused and experiencing a little twinge in my back from the contractions.
The whole experience took maybe 3-4 seconds. It felt like minutes.