Apparently it’s all about high-frequency sounds?
Okay, you're not crazy. If you can hear high freqs, you probably hear "yanny", but you *might* hear "laurel". If you can't hear high freqs, you probably hear laurel. Here's what it sounds like without high/low freqs. RT so we can avoid the whole dress situation. #yanny #laurel 🙄 pic.twitter.com/RN71WGyHwe
— Dylan Bennett (@MBoffin) May 16, 2018
My hearing isn’t great with high frequencies, and I definitely hear ‘laurel,’ not ‘yanni.’ I’m ready to accept this as a tentative answer to the controversy. Or, well, micro-fad.
Same issues here: a crap production values.
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The dress picture was horribly overexposed. This illusion is dependent on crushed audio range.
I hear Yanni, which is at least somewhat surprising to me as I was never particularly protective of my hearing in my younger days (although I was never a concert goer in my youth either, which I suspect is a major factor).
I don’t care.
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I don’t care if it’s Yanni or Laurel.
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I don’t care if it’s black/blue or gold/white.
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I don’t care if the royals marry.
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I do care that Rick and Morty got picked up for another several seasons .. mostly because they’ve attracted a wildly socially maladapted fanbase and it’s fun to watch.
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Mew
Are you saying that the fanbase is fun to watch or that the show is fun to watch. There is a bit of grammatical ambiguity in your statement.
Yes.
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::cat notes that he likes having posting privileges here::
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Yes, the fanbase is hilarious .. did you see how they shouted down McDonalds?
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Yes, the show is better than it really has any right to be.
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Yes, the prior post did have grammatical ambiguity .. and it was on purpose.
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Mew