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As a blind person with tinnitus, I gotta say that it totally breaks some of the really neat stuff I used to be able !.
I used to spar with friends with swords and staves, but now I basically don't, because I have a constant ringing in the sound spectrum I used for echolocation, which is probably dependent on my ear shape.
It's really quite problematic for me. I used to go without my cane through public familiar spaces, like my school, and I avoided people naturally and easily.
Now, even with my cane, I sometimes run into people like a cartoon blind person, simply because the sounds, which used to be audible to me, of the environment echoing off people's skeleton and other dense parts is pretty much exactly where I have the ringing.
I would do just about anything to lose this horrible disability. Tinnitus is the worst!
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I want to say this:
I’m currently an electrical engineering major at Texas state university, and he had posted the video this one is responding too I had no clue what was really happening. It was very vague and confusing for me, and I didn’t know what was going on. I was on my way to take a Circuits analysis course and a Physics Electricity and Magnetism course, and I was a little worried that I wasn’t going to get it. One semester later, he posts this video, I have an A in both classes, and every concept he covered in this video I learned in class. This video was great, and I appreciate your review over your old video, and this one on circuits, Electricity, and Magnetism is one of your best educational videos
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