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by adgjlsfhk1
159 days ago
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The short answer is that our eyes and ears use very different processing mechanisms. Our eyes sense using rods and cones where the distribution of them reflects a spatial distribution of the image. Our ears instead work by performing an analogue forier transform and hearing the frequencies. If you take an image and add lots of very high frequency noise, the result will be almost indistinguishable, but if you do the same for audio it will sound like a complete mess. |
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