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▶ Can you hear "The Hum" - low frequency humming audible to some Anonymous 12/28/20 (Mon) 03:30:42 6a14eb (2) No.12204113 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

I've noticed that I was hearing a hum late at night in the basement late at night. I dismissed it as electrical hum as it was around 100-120hz in my estimate (tone generator confirms). Of course multiples of the frequency of my AC power supply.

But then I noticed it in my car, in other buildings. Digging in deeper I started to eliminate things. Removed the power from the house. Even in a car it will occur. But it cannot occur out of doors I've found.

Only 2-4% of people hear the noise. The low-frequency buzz is mostly heard indoors in rural and suburban locations.

I posted briefly about this on a bread and was met with immediate gaslighting - which was the whole purpose of my post - "Will I be gaslit?" The answer is YES, INDEED.

Now this turns on and off like a switch. Usually later at night.

They're doing some "They Live" bullshit on us.

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▶Anonymous 12/28/20 (Mon) 03:32:54 6a14eb (2) No.12204140

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"The Hum drives crazy hundreds of thousands of people worldwide.

But the cause ot the strange sound phenomenon remains unexplained. This article gives some clues of what might produce this annoying and sometimes lethal loud vibration.

What is The Hum?

The mysterious Hum phenomenon is around since the 1950s and plagues people around the world, from Bristol, England to Taos in New Mexico, USA, Bondi in Sydney, Australia and Windsor in Ontario, Canada.

Only 2-4% of people hear the noise. The low-frequency buzz is mostly heard indoors in rural and suburban locations.

The rumbling sound can get louder during the night, and is very location specific: The Bristol Hum, The Taos Hum, The Bondi Hum, The Largs Hum, The Windsor Hum."

https://strangesounds.org/the-hum

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