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Are younger people secretly leveraging older people's inability to hear higher frequencies in various subtle ways?
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As we age and the little hair cells in our ears that conduct sound die off, we become less able to hear high-frequency sound, as follows:
- 20,000 Hz:Â A healthy young person's hearing range
- 17,000 Hz:Â A teen or adult in their twenties can typically hear
- 16,000 Hz:Â A person in their thirties can typically hear
- 15,000 Hz:Â Difficult for people over 40 to hear
- 12,000 Hz:Â A person in their 50s can typically hear
Given this, are the youths messing with those of us older folks without our ability to even hear what they're doing??
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