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06-22-2018, 10:58 AM
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That looks very interesting. I've read a bit of it, mostly related to odd visual effects and other processing errors.
For years I thought I had progressive hearing loss from doing industrial stuff. Pretty common. Then I got some treatment for ADD, and a nice side effect was that my hearing improved. In for example a busy restaurant I might only get 25% of the conversation at my table. But I would also get a bunch of the conversation at the table behind me, and bits of other conversations. With the medicine that really changed. 
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