This good samaritan was attacked out of nowhere while feeding the homeless, but the homeless community rallied to protect him until police arrested the attacker 🙏
In the quietest room in the world, you wouldn't be able to survive for more than 30 minutes
Even people who have been in it for just a few minutes begin to feel nauseous and dizzy
Your vestibular system works by constantly picking up tiny echo signals, but in that room it receives no response, so your body thinks something is wrong
Clap your hands -> and the sound will simply cease to exist
Pop a balloon -> and there will be no explosion, just the snap of the shell breaking
Everyone's voices sound as if they're right next to your ear, no matter where they are in the room
And the reason this even exists:
Harvard built the first devices of this kind during World War II, because testing acoustics outdoors meant spies could watch what they were doing
Here's what most people overlook:
This video racked up 11 million views in a single day
No complicated editing, no plot, no climax. Just one question your brain refuses to let go of -> What does silence actually feel like?
That's the whole point. The experiment doesn't need a plot. It needs a question that people can't stop trying to answer
In the article below Paone wrote about two forms that underlie every viral video. This video is the purest version of one of them
Save this. The most-viewed video of the day was a video in which 11 million people listened to silence
Toute une génération pensait qu’elles étaient les meilleures danseuses du monde alors qu’elles ne faisaient que se secouer dans tous les sens j’en pleure