Telamon wrote:
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Dave wrote:

Telamon wrote:
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"Smokey" wrote:

For years I have left a radio on an unused frequency, just the
ambient noise and static crashes. I started doing this as a kid. I
didn't know why it helped me sleep so well but it did.

Then I walked into a Sharper Image one day and find they called
them "white noise sleep enhancers."

Why didn't I think of that?

A diode switching on and off generates broadband white noise.

So does tuning an FM radio between stations.

The neurons misfiring between your ears generate white noise.

So you would buy or make an entire FM radio just to produce white noise
when a diode could do it. Very good David.

I have a diode right here; I can't hear anything.

On Jul 20, 5:16*pm, Dave wrote:
Telamon wrote:
In article ,
*Dave wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
*"Smokey" wrote:

For years I have left a radio on an unused frequency, just the
ambient noise and static crashes. I started doing this as a kid. I
didn't know why it helped me sleep so well but it did.

Then I walked into a Sharper Image one day and find they called
them "white noise sleep enhancers."

Why didn't I think of that?

A diode switching on and off generates broadband white noise.

So does tuning an FM radio between stations.

The neurons misfiring between your ears generate white noise.

So you would buy or make an entire FM radio just to produce white noise
when a diode could do it. Very good David.

I have a diode right here; *I can't hear anything.- Hide quoted text -

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On Jul 20, 5:16*pm, Dave wrote:
Telamon wrote:
In article ,
*Dave wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
*"Smokey" wrote:

For years I have left a radio on an unused frequency, just the
ambient noise and static crashes. I started doing this as a kid. I
didn't know why it helped me sleep so well but it did.

Then I walked into a Sharper Image one day and find they called
them "white noise sleep enhancers."

Why didn't I think of that?

A diode switching on and off generates broadband white noise.

So does tuning an FM radio between stations.

The neurons misfiring between your ears generate white noise.

So you would buy or make an entire FM radio just to produce white noise
when a diode could do it. Very good David.

- I have a diode right here;

Dave - Your Brain is a Diode :
Nothing Gets In [.] -and- Only BS Gets Out !

-*I can't hear anything.- Hide quoted text -

Then . . . Turn The Radio 'On' ~ RHF

RHF wrote:

Dave - Your Brain is a Diode :
Nothing Gets In [.] -and- Only BS Gets Out !

**** you and your mama.

On Jul 21, 5:10*am, Dave wrote:

- - RHF wrote:
- - Dave - Your Brain is a Diode :
- - Nothing Gets In [.] -and- Only BS Gets Out !

- **** you and your mama.

DaviD -proclaims- F*ck You and Your Mama

On Jul 21, 10:02*am, RHF wrote:
On Jul 21, 5:10*am, Dave wrote:

- - RHF wrote:

- - Dave - Your Brain is a Diode :
- - Nothing Gets In [.] -and- Only BS Gets Out !

- **** you and your mama.

DaviD -proclaims- F*ck You and Your Mama

There is a new one that promises to have regular songs that are slowed
down so your subconscious can enjoy them in your sleep. Cool idea?

In article ,
Dave wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
Dave wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
"Smokey" wrote:

For years I have left a radio on an unused frequency, just the
ambient noise and static crashes. I started doing this as a kid. I
didn't know why it helped me sleep so well but it did.

Then I walked into a Sharper Image one day and find they called
them "white noise sleep enhancers."

Why didn't I think of that?

A diode switching on and off generates broadband white noise.

So does tuning an FM radio between stations.

The neurons misfiring between your ears generate white noise.

So you would buy or make an entire FM radio just to produce white noise
when a diode could do it. Very good David.

I have a diode right here; I can't hear anything.

Grind it up and snort it.

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Telamon
Ventura, California