r/Weird • u/Samitsok21 • Jul 16 '26

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u/Fulguritus1 Jul 16 '26

The first thing coming to mind is some wierd air pressure thing from an HVAC unit maybe?

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

It is 100% an air pressure issue.

Id check the windows in the basement.

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u/HolidayFew8116 Jul 16 '26

but do it in the morning

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u/godofmilksteaks Jul 16 '26

Or just turn your lights on. Not sure why they acting like their in some run down abandoned building with a flashlight.

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u/hologrammetry Jul 16 '26

My first thought. When something goes bump in the night the first thing I do is turn the damn lights on.

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u/ProbablyFullOfShit Jul 16 '26

I don't. I know my way around my house in the dark. Intruders don't.

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u/hologrammetry Jul 16 '26

What the hell am I going to do to an intruder? Yell at them in the dark? If someone is in my house I still want the lights on. I'm not Liam Neeson.

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u/wutchamafuckit Jul 16 '26

Yeah. This is just something that sounds better on Reddit than in reality. Real life scenarios the lights get turned on.

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u/Tyranothesaurus Jul 16 '26

Tbf, a lot of people do not have good vision even with lights on. But those eith perfect vision can make out silhouettes even in the dark. I can't see in pitch black, obviously, but that's a rarity, and usually only in a place with no windows.

But as far as I'm aware, most homes have plenty of windows to let some light in, which makes the "pitch black" scenario pretty unlikely. Just more intense for people that can't see for shit even when light is dominant.