Random Smoke Detector Encounter - *CHIRP*

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Can they hear the *CHIRP*?

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I was listening to Coast to Coast AM and a caller had the chirp. He was on for like four minutes so it happened a couple times. George Noory even told him as he let him go "make sure you change that smoke alarm battery".
 
y a t s said:
Not a video with an instance of the chirp, but rather a quick one about the phenomenon. I think it makes an interesting case about genetic differences in hearing being a potential cause.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=fieqU3S8I2UBlack People Can’t Hear Smoke Detectors - It’s Time To Take Action.mp4
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My theory is that Africans have a higher sensory threshold overall. That is, they require a more intense stimulus for an equivalent reaction, compared to other races.
A few examples :
- the chirp
- preference for loud music / powerful bass (as suggested in the video)
- higher tolerance for loud environments, propensity to create such loud environments
- higher pain tolerance (this one is debated but I'm inclined to believe it)
- preference for spicier / hotter food (except when it comes to corn starch for some reason)
- personal anecdote : I was seating next to a person of melanin in a night bus once. He had his phone in light mode, full brightness while in complete darkness. That shit was bothering me with my eyes closed, but he looked confused when I told him to tune it down.
- preference for flashier colors
- they don't seem to care about physical contact when standing in a crowd, at all. Most other races will have some level of awareness and try to avoid unwanted contact, but not Africans.

It affects all senses, not just hearing.
 
i remember seeing some celeb interview during covid of some millionaire black celeb, can't remember who but i heard the beep in the background a couple times and just lost my shit. even millionaire blacks still can't figure out how those mysterious hallway beepers work.
 
Bland Crumbs said:
Replacing the battery could help stop a tragedy.

I really wonder if they can hear the chirp at all or if they have blasted their hearing so badly that they lost frequencies that high. She does kind of yell through the entire video.
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Unfortunately it seems like she's going to take that valuable information with her to the grave. If you look at her replies to the comments, you don't see any justification at all. There's no replies like, "It's not a big deal!" Or, "I can't hear it," or even, "If you want me to change it, you pay it." Or literally anything.

All of her responses don't even mention the sound. It's just her telling people that they're rude, they're trolls, they're racist and they should leave her comment section. One commenter replied to a comment about the chirp, "She doesn't even know what you're talking about," and, based on her replies, that seems 100% true.

For once, I wish I could ask black people about this. I want a real answer beyond the usual bullshit of, "Uhmmmm The New York Times and Ibram X Kendi told me it's an economic legacy of the past history," or whatever they've been coached to say by elites.

I just want to ask, "Seriously!? You don't fucking hear it?? How can you live your life with this happening??"
 
I'm back with some interesting evidence from Reddit.

In this post, a black guy asks the Internet, "what's the deal with people commenting about smoke alarms chirping?" Specifically just the comments. He mentioned no chirp in any video that he's seen, just that he's seen comments about it.

This shows us one of two possibilities.
1) He can't hear the chirps. Even in a video, he's deaf to them.
2) He can hear them, but they're as irrelevant as someone having a single gray hair.

Both would say a lot about his perspective.

This seems to be not too far off from how most black people approach the issue.

 
Chongqing said:
I'm back with some interesting evidence from Reddit.

In this post, a black guy asks the Internet, "what's the deal with people commenting about smoke alarms chirping?" Specifically just the comments. He mentioned no chirp in any video that he's seen, just that he's seen comments about it.

This shows us one of two possibilities.
1) He can't hear the chirps. Even in a video, he's deaf to them.
2) He can hear them, but they're as irrelevant as someone having a single gray hair.

Both would say a lot about his perspective.

This seems to be not too far off from how most black people approach the issue.

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The people in the comments are saying that there are SONGS with the chirp in it LMFAO


You can't make this shit up man, one nigger in the comments said that they added che *CHIRP* on purpose to sound more authentic
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