Alexandre Tannous

And this, when you speak, you are creating a vibrational state that comes out of your mouth, shaped by your unique shape of the interior design, the vocal tract. And this wave does not go to a hurdle towards you. It hurdles through moving the molecules in the air and the molecules stay where they are. and the vibration change, that's the whole thing, is waveform.

And this, when you speak, you are creating a vibrational state that comes out of your mouth, shaped by your unique shape of the interior design, the vocal tract. And this wave does not go to a hurdle towards you. It hurdles through moving the molecules in the air and the molecules stay where they are. and the vibration change, that's the whole thing, is waveform.

And it doesn't always go directly toward your ears. It bounces on walls and ceilings, gets absorbed by furniture and curtains, and studios are designed in a way where you don't, you know, and an echoic chamber, quietest room, I went and did research, and the quietest room in the world is in Minnesota. where you go and no sound bounces on the wall, everything gets absorbed.

And it doesn't always go directly toward your ears. It bounces on walls and ceilings, gets absorbed by furniture and curtains, and studios are designed in a way where you don't, you know, and an echoic chamber, quietest room, I went and did research, and the quietest room in the world is in Minnesota. where you go and no sound bounces on the wall, everything gets absorbed.

And it doesn't always go directly toward your ears. It bounces on walls and ceilings, gets absorbed by furniture and curtains, and studios are designed in a way where you don't, you know, and an echoic chamber, quietest room, I went and did research, and the quietest room in the world is in Minnesota. where you go and no sound bounces on the wall, everything gets absorbed.

No, that's not true. They tell you that, no, I was able to be there and meditate. No, but it's very odd. It's very, very novel.

No, that's not true. They tell you that, no, I was able to be there and meditate. No, but it's very odd. It's very, very novel.

No, that's not true. They tell you that, no, I was able to be there and meditate. No, but it's very odd. It's very, very novel.

You hear body noise and everything. Exactly. Because sound gets absorbed, does not come back to you, and you start to hear fine. So basically, sound drives reality. And when my words are listened to you, enter reality, The ears and all the elements in the ears, the three bones.

You hear body noise and everything. Exactly. Because sound gets absorbed, does not come back to you, and you start to hear fine. So basically, sound drives reality. And when my words are listened to you, enter reality, The ears and all the elements in the ears, the three bones.

You hear body noise and everything. Exactly. Because sound gets absorbed, does not come back to you, and you start to hear fine. So basically, sound drives reality. And when my words are listened to you, enter reality, The ears and all the elements in the ears, the three bones.

First of all, the sound vibrating the cilia, the hearing cells, and we have 20,000 of them in each ear, and they start to die the day we're born. That's nothing compared to 125 million photoreceptors in each eye. So it's so important to protect the hearing. The sound goes into very sophisticated processing in the auditory cortex, And that creates reality. This is what they're talking about.

First of all, the sound vibrating the cilia, the hearing cells, and we have 20,000 of them in each ear, and they start to die the day we're born. That's nothing compared to 125 million photoreceptors in each eye. So it's so important to protect the hearing. The sound goes into very sophisticated processing in the auditory cortex, And that creates reality. This is what they're talking about.

First of all, the sound vibrating the cilia, the hearing cells, and we have 20,000 of them in each ear, and they start to die the day we're born. That's nothing compared to 125 million photoreceptors in each eye. So it's so important to protect the hearing. The sound goes into very sophisticated processing in the auditory cortex, And that creates reality. This is what they're talking about.

So this ethos creates pathos. These are my theories around how reality is created following it. And I'm going to come back to these harmonics and the exercise. But I'm just informing people about something so important to learn about that it's just not a simple exercise. This ethos creates pathos, and that's how we create reality through language.

So this ethos creates pathos. These are my theories around how reality is created following it. And I'm going to come back to these harmonics and the exercise. But I'm just informing people about something so important to learn about that it's just not a simple exercise. This ethos creates pathos, and that's how we create reality through language.

So this ethos creates pathos. These are my theories around how reality is created following it. And I'm going to come back to these harmonics and the exercise. But I'm just informing people about something so important to learn about that it's just not a simple exercise. This ethos creates pathos, and that's how we create reality through language.

That's how stories are told, songs are sung, speeches are given. Prayers, everything, this. Ethos creates pathos. And most of the time, the ethos out of ignorance, misguidedness, not paying attention ends up by creating a different pathos. Words are not defined properly. People don't use a limited language.

That's how stories are told, songs are sung, speeches are given. Prayers, everything, this. Ethos creates pathos. And most of the time, the ethos out of ignorance, misguidedness, not paying attention ends up by creating a different pathos. Words are not defined properly. People don't use a limited language.

That's how stories are told, songs are sung, speeches are given. Prayers, everything, this. Ethos creates pathos. And most of the time, the ethos out of ignorance, misguidedness, not paying attention ends up by creating a different pathos. Words are not defined properly. People don't use a limited language.