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...listening” for 25 piercing seconds at the end of “Listening,” it does little to contribute to the album’s lyrical drive and at the same time repels listeners who may want to escape from the ear-splitting and ineffective shrieking. It’s a challenge to grasp the “movement and momentum” of an album when shielding one’s ears from the dissonant ruckus of songs like “I’m a Fake?...
Different groups of hair cells in the ear vibrate in response to different tones, and they also “push back” at the sounds, Corey said...
...protein, called TRPA1, provides the critical link between sound, which enters the ear as a wave, and electrical signals, which the brain interprets...
...It’s a tremendous discovery,” said HMS Professor M. Charles Lieberman, who directs a laboratory at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary. “People have been wondering about this for years...
TRPA1 is located on the 100 to 150 protrusions called cilia on hair cells in the ear, which are “absolutely critical” for sound-hearing ability, Corey said...