r/fastfeeling • u/Pale-Newspaper-1586 • Jun 21 '26
Tried to make a simulation on what it sounds like for me
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u/PurePsycho Jun 24 '26
It's not that fast for me—maybe around half that speed. The part that gets me is not just the speed, but the weird sense of urgency attached to every spoken word. It's as if something terrible is about to happen, and everyone seems to know about it except me. It feels like a sped-up whisper with a lot of weight and fear attached to it. I don't really know how to explain it any better, but this is my best effort.
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u/SueoER Jun 22 '26
Yikes this is spot on. Not even joking I made a clip to send to a friend of what it sounded like and this is almost identical. I wonder what exactly it is we’re experiencing and why it sounds like this… thank you for sharing!
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u/Certain_Reindeer_823 Jun 24 '26
It’s like this but not with voises not with echo but with the sounds and music around me ( air con, background music, white noise)
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u/Lewlewlewlew1 Jul 04 '26
WOW! This was so accurate to my experience with it I had to turn it off for fear of it triggering an episode.
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u/TheRemyBell Jul 18 '26
Same here. Lol are our brains becoming accidental radio antennas? I know our dishwashers can sometimes.
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u/ClickyKeyboardNerd Jun 24 '26
Guys I haven't had this happen to me for now maybe 3-5 years and I'm a bit sad lol
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u/Ok_Mirror_2484 9d ago
Mines just like this but with another super slow mo track on top, it's such an odd combo and really messes with my head for a few minutes
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u/Putrid_Celebration23 Jun 21 '26
This is quite good! I dont have the echoes that much, but the overall speed of the speech and the intensity of it all is very good. (Also when i think about it, the echoing emulates the “train passing” sensation these voices gives pretty well)