Speakers near head dangerous?

On 6 Nov 2003 05:07:03 -0800, [email hidden] (Xerxes409)

Quoted message said:

Quick question:

Can working speakers near someone's head for a long period of time be dangerous? When I go to
sleep, I frequently have white noise or "fuzz" playing on small (computer-style) speakers very
close to my head. Could this be harmful, or am I just being paranoid?

Xerxes409

Dangerous you ask?

Heck, you are lucky to still have ears. Get your head too close to speakers playing that high
powered electronic music the kids listen to these days, and your head can suddenly explode. This has
been happening more and more lately.

Also, consider the magnetism in those speakers. Unless the speaker pair is EXACTLY the same distance
from your head on both sides, and the speakers themselves have EXACTLY the same density of
magnetism, your brain may be permanently distorted from magnetic warpage.

If the brain warps too far to one side of the head, the other side of your body will become
paralized.

It's not healthy to have constant noise while you sleep. Your ears need a break too.

Trent

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alt.health Date: 6 Nov 2003 05:07:03 -0800 Subject: Speakers near head dangerous?

Quick question:

Can working speakers near someone's head for a long period of time be dangerous? When I go to
sleep, I frequently have white noise or "fuzz" playing on small (computer-style) speakers very
close to my head. Could this be harmful, or am I just being paranoid?

Xerxes409

Your brain, as you know i assume, works using tiny electronic signals. place
a magnet near them for a long time, like a speaker, and who knows what it'll
do. probabl;y worth moving the speakers, just to be sure. Simon
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Quoted message said:

Quick question:

Can working speakers near someone's head for a long period of time be dangerous? When I go to
sleep, I frequently have white noise or "fuzz" playing on small (computer-style) speakers very
close to my head. Could this be harmful, or am I just being paranoid?

Xerxes409

Dr. Robertson said:

(Xerxes409) said:

Quick question:

Can working speakers near someone's head for a long period of time be dangerous? When I go to
sleep, I frequently have white noise or "fuzz" playing on small (computer-style) speakers very
close to my head. Could this be harmful, or am I just being paranoid?

Xerxes409

Dangerous you ask?

Heck, you are lucky to still have ears. Get your head too close to speakers playing that high
powered electronic music the kids listen to these days, and your head can suddenly explode. This
has been happening more and more lately.

Also, consider the magnetism in those speakers. Unless the speaker pair is EXACTLY the same
distance from your head on both sides, and the speakers themselves have EXACTLY the same density
of magnetism, your brain may be permanently distorted from magnetic warpage.

If the brain warps too far to one side of the head, the other side of your body will become
paralized.

YEAH..Like the brain is made of ferrous metal that magnets affect??? B-0b1

On Fri, 07 Nov 2003 08:29:18 -0800, Trent Duke <[email hidden]>

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It's not healthy to have constant noise while you sleep. Your ears need a break too.

Trent

Damn, that's a BIG problem. I cant sleep without having the tv on. It's not loud, but it must be on.

Guess I gotta quit sleeping now too. Just proves that EVERYTHING is bad for our health.

Many studies show that cell phone use -- which emits electro-MAGNETIC radiation cause tumors in the
brain. Studies also have shown that electromagnetic radiation from electric power lines cause cancer
in people living under them.

So why not the magnetism from speakers?

James Bath

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Quoted message said:

Your brain, as you know i assume, works using tiny electronic signals.

place

Quoted message said:

a magnet near them for a long time, like a speaker, and who knows what

it'll

Quoted message said:

do. probabl;y worth moving the speakers, just to be sure. Simon "Xerxes409"
<[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Quick question:

Can working speakers near someone's head for a long period of time be dangerous? When I go to
sleep, I frequently have white noise or "fuzz" playing on small (computer-style) speakers very
close to my head. Could this be harmful, or am I just being paranoid?

Xerxes409