Re: SEEING SOUNDS

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From: Raymond A. Chamberlin
Date: Wed, 30 Apr 1997 00:00

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szekeres+@pitt.edu (Greg Szekeres) wrote:

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>Why is it when I'm chewing some hard candy and look at my monitor,
>I see some flashes and blanks on the screen? 

Disruption (direct jaw-muscular effect, induced blinking, head motion)
of your eye saccades not synchronized with the raster scanning?  But
then, maybe it's what's in that candy?  ;-)

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Ray

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From: raych@sirius.com (Raymond A. Chamberlin)
Subject: Re: SEEING SOUNDS
Date: 1997/04/30
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