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Science Behind Yanny Laurel. It comes down to how our brains pick up on, and interpret, different frequencies. The internet is debating whether an audio clip sounds like yanny or laurel. a mass eye and ear audiologist explains why that is. Obviously something was going on — so we called up some scientists to help us. Yanny debate is taking the internet by storm. Wired's louise matsakis speaks with. Why you hear “laurel” or “yanny” in that viral audio clip, explained. Mit neuroscientists dana boebinger and kevin sitek explain why some people hear yanny. May 16, 2018, 11:10 am. This audio illusion, which went viral after first appearing on reddit, has the internet torn. Raising the pitch of the sound file causes many people to hear it more often as “laurel,” while lowering the pitch causes people to hear it more often as “yanny.”. I heard “laurel.” but my coworker heard “yanny.” welcome to “the dress” debate of 2018.

Raising the pitch of the sound file causes many people to hear it more often as “laurel,” while lowering the pitch causes people to hear it more often as “yanny.”. Obviously something was going on — so we called up some scientists to help us. It comes down to how our brains pick up on, and interpret, different frequencies. Wired's louise matsakis speaks with. Mit neuroscientists dana boebinger and kevin sitek explain why some people hear yanny. Yanny debate is taking the internet by storm. Why you hear “laurel” or “yanny” in that viral audio clip, explained. The internet is debating whether an audio clip sounds like yanny or laurel. a mass eye and ear audiologist explains why that is. I heard “laurel.” but my coworker heard “yanny.” welcome to “the dress” debate of 2018. This audio illusion, which went viral after first appearing on reddit, has the internet torn.

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Science Behind Yanny Laurel Yanny debate is taking the internet by storm. I heard “laurel.” but my coworker heard “yanny.” welcome to “the dress” debate of 2018. Wired's louise matsakis speaks with. The internet is debating whether an audio clip sounds like yanny or laurel. a mass eye and ear audiologist explains why that is. Raising the pitch of the sound file causes many people to hear it more often as “laurel,” while lowering the pitch causes people to hear it more often as “yanny.”. It comes down to how our brains pick up on, and interpret, different frequencies. Obviously something was going on — so we called up some scientists to help us. May 16, 2018, 11:10 am. Yanny debate is taking the internet by storm. Mit neuroscientists dana boebinger and kevin sitek explain why some people hear yanny. This audio illusion, which went viral after first appearing on reddit, has the internet torn. Why you hear “laurel” or “yanny” in that viral audio clip, explained.