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What?
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You have ear problems?
You lost me.............
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The cochlea is a huge help when it comes to giving us energy. The cochlea is filled with tiny hair cells that help turn frequencies into sounds. The hair cells are thinly spaced in the low frequency zone, becoming more numerous in the high frequency zone. Just the sheer number of cells receiving high frequency sounds already explains why they charge the brain more than low frequency sounds. In addition, high frequencies already carry more energy than low frequencies
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Using sound to help your emotions improves energy
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Bob Ross is good for cochlea.
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Perhaps why I have always liked synthesizer music. Tends to be high pitched, Hmm...
How does Log #'s translate to frequency #'s ?
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Who knows lol I was too bored
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I just like the word’ cochlea
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I like Diet Cochlea.
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Cochlear implants. Mmmmm
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I like the cocccyx. It makes me laugh.
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Wow... I like the WORD coccyx.
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The cochlea is a hollow, spiral-shaped bone found in the inner ear that plays a key role in the sense of hearing and participates in the process of auditory transduction. Sound waves are transduced into electrical impulses that can be interpreted by the brain as individual frequencies of sound.
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Can anyone tell me the names of the three tiny bones in the ear, also called the ossicles..
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Will you fondle my ossicles, bougieperson?
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They’re super fragile, my man hands might crush them 🤭
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The hammer, the anvil,and something else...The pickle?
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Oh, that's right. I forgot about your calloused paws
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I enjoy ear candling. (For real. I do.)
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If you are really bored...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_of_the_cochlea
Wikipedia isn't all that great as you know but it is a nice divergence from all those conspiracy sites linked here
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As for nurturing your Cochlea? Ehhh... yeah AVOID LOUD NOISES! Maybe take it out for a nice dinner and glass of wine.
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