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Petra....I did not deliberately give myself a concussion...I even note that that was a joke at the bottom of the post. I did accidentally get a concussion. The point was whether or not a CAT scan of the head could cause one to hear eartones...not whether banging your head could cause you to hear eartones. You were involved in this discussion a couple of months ago....you (and I?) may have been proposing that eartones were real (meaning, external) and might be caused by electromagnetic waves. Unlike sonograms, which I think are sound (hence..."sono")..... according to: http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/tomography/ Follow Ups: ● EEG - Petra 05:55:08 - 11/2/2005 (29977) (0) ● Oh boy. Another hint of tension. - Ara 05:13:55 - 11/2/2005 (29975) (1) ● lets just OVER ANALYZE - Todd 11:03:20 - 11/2/2005 (29980) (2) ● Proof that posting is dangerous. - Ara 20:46:58 - 11/2/2005 (29998) (2) ● Re: Proof that posting is dangerous. - Todd 22:43:42 - 11/2/2005 (30002) (1) ● Note for Todd: let freedom ring - Ara 04:11:18 - 11/3/2005 (30011) (1) ● Re: Note for Todd: let freedom ring - Todd 15:06:40 - 11/3/2005 (30023) (0) ● Research needs researchers - Petra 21:29:53 - 11/2/2005 (30000) (1) ● Ear Tones -- field of choice for researchers - Ara 04:32:33 - 11/3/2005 (30012) (0) ● Re: lets just OVER ANALYZE - chris in suburbia 14:07:34 - 11/2/2005 (29994) (1) ● Smiles - Petra 19:25:35 - 11/2/2005 (29996) (1) ● EEG - chris in suburbia 03:26:17 - 11/3/2005 (30010) (0) |
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