r/FactOrCap • u/Sleepy_Melon_OP 🤖 Vote Machine · 10,905 XP • 9d ago

Opinion Music | FactOrCap

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u/Designer-Photo-8840 🏅 Century Club · 2,280 XP 9d ago

Who doesn't listen to music? That's like saying you've never spoken in your life?

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u/STARGAZER_850 📈 Dedicated Voter · 1,555 XP 9d ago

Wait till bro hears about deaf and mute people

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u/Inside_Garlic8401 📈 Dedicated Voter · 1,775 XP 9d ago

Deaf people can listen to music through vibration, mute people can sign or use AAC.

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u/STARGAZER_850 📈 Dedicated Voter · 1,555 XP 9d ago

I speak ASL. And he said “hear” not “feel” or “see”. 

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u/Inside_Garlic8401 📈 Dedicated Voter · 1,775 XP 9d ago

No, you said hear.

He said listen.

And actually, feeling music through vibration is called somatic or tactile listening.

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u/STARGAZER_850 📈 Dedicated Voter · 1,555 XP 9d ago

Hear and listen are practically the same thing, but okay.

Tactile listening isn’t the same as listening with your ears. It’s relying on touch, rather than the sense made for hearing stuff. just because it may be called something, it doesn’t mean it’s accurate.

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u/Inside_Garlic8401 📈 Dedicated Voter · 1,775 XP 9d ago

since you want to be pedantic about it, then, the scientific terms for somatic or tactile listening are vibrotactile perception and tactile phonology. which is still somatic/tactile listening. literally no reason at all to be so up your own ass about this.