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So I'm a classically trained violist, and I've been playing since I was around 9. Yanny vs Laurel really helped me grow as a musician because it was when I first understood ear training and aural skills. Upon first hearing the sound, my inclination was Yanny. I was a kid surrounded by the company of other kids, and I played an instrument with a semi-high register. It was only natural that I heard Yanny. But it was brought to my attention by my friend who played double bass that he heard Laurel. I decided to listen for the lower register, and there it was, clear as day! It was a really powerful moment for me and it really goes to show how two things can be true at the same time. Have a blessed day, everyone.
Now that the dust has settled can we admit that all the people that said yanny were in on some sort of weird joke, because its so obviously laurel like what the fuck. I will flame you in this comments section if you still want to entertain that its yanny in 2022. No way youre still going to be claiming that its yanny
Forgot this existed, I hate it.
The discourse around it was surprisingly toxic just like the gold/white vs black/blue dress debate, I've never seen one's stubbornness brought out faster than with either of these experiments. Republican vs Democrat debates are nothing vs the tensions raised with these unholy buzzfeed-esque trials.
The discourse around it was surprisingly toxic just like the gold/white vs black/blue dress debate, I've never seen one's stubbornness brought out faster than with either of these experiments. Republican vs Democrat debates are nothing vs the tensions raised with these unholy buzzfeed-esque trials.