.. I mean, we do know that light is a waveform and it could be measured in amps and voltage.
Is it unreasonable to think that if high enough measures of light were pulsed through a fiberoptic cable, that it'd produce a vibration effect? If not, could it be made to work like that through feat of technological engineering?
... Why would you need to when regular old electric wires produce electromagnetic interference? why are schizo nutters always going off about wifi and 5g when by the exact same reasoning the 50hz ac of your mains leccy and good old fashioned radio were already doing the same thing?
I just feel bad for all the birds and animals that can hear at higher frequencies than us and we must have filled their world with a fucking hellish eternal screeching and buzzing.
>>72799 >Why would you need to when regular old electric wires produce electromagnetic interference?
Higher frequencies mate, the brain interprets electronic signals into reality as we know it.
Do you not want to see a 12 foot mechanical futa demon stomping around?
>I just feel bad for all the birds and animals
Oh absolutely, it's horrendous. I haven't seen starlings in years, we used to get regular seasonal flocks.
This goes back to what we were saying in that social media thread, but I don't think that's quite true. it's not like your average normal person was intellectually capable and highly rational before the internet, it's just that thanks to the internet, we can see how utterly fucking retarded so many people actually are, and we have exposed them to things they simply were not equipped to handle.
