Comments by "chimneysway" (@chinmeysway) on "Stewart Hicks" channel.

@brewskimckilgore6796 good point; snow seems to absorb a lot of frequencies - even in the midst of city sounds.
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@9everagain except sound from a face is protruded forward.. but it maybe serves to block out other interfering sounds to have a back drop alcove. Geo-eaqualization ha.
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interesting and fair comparison, but sorry, its just so damn vanilla / cute only - was hoping for some detail on obvious and terrible side-effects from industry of meat and cookie-cutter home building: Deforestation, excessive water use, huge carbon footprint, and cheap labor / exploitation -- all catering to non cognizant boomer (and earlier) mentality of unsustainable means via consistency, to create capitol while ignoring ecology. 2022, content concerning the american dream w/o no commentary on anything like that theres no old growth fir left, and how fast food exploits workers via low wages, methane from cows and how cattle live in dire hot deserts, not even at least that 2 x 4's used to actually be 2 x 4" but how crappy the lumber is now, and how the wood is grown for these homes and condos, or how its very pricey now etc?/ wow. huh.
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Great exemplification of how ultra rich famous weenies try to appear to be giving back, want change, etc but usually their influence is small, is more eccentric than it is actually betterment (90% of famous people from entertainment). Plus. Vid puts it very gently but. Architects try to exercise consciousness environmentally, and that is exactly why these ego bloated rich weenies are Not architects.
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Pre-intercom then, in short
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Acoustics is very complex and upon my hack studies…no of course never perfect. Interesting to think how our brains maybe be developing this ver time to perhaps audibly accept building acoustics, meaning becoming accustom to there usually being some amount of reflective reverb, whilst not evolving much on the contrary to tolerate say 85 dB + of traffic noise on a daily, outside the buildings.
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