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In reply to the discussion: World's Quietest Room Will Drive You Crazy [View all]Hekate
(100,133 posts)45. Right -- you're referring to "white noise" -- very good for sleep...
... and concentration issues. A college roomie of mine pinned a plastic bag to the front of a regular fan to simulate white noise when she was trying to sleep. Whoosh.
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sensory deprivation can be theraputic for people with sensory overolad issues
liberal_at_heart
Mar 2013
#14
That was my thought exactly. I bet mine is so loud other people could hear it in a room like that.
cherokeeprogressive
Mar 2013
#17
Only a matter of time before they start using this as a form of interrogation?
dorksied
Mar 2013
#36
Turn the lights off and it'd get down to a couple of minutes before insanity......
cliffordu
Mar 2013
#60