Does anyone read in Borland C++ ...

[npoe1]

In the help section of Borland C++, the MS-DOS version, the documentation mention something about that 6 Hz is the resonance frequency of chicken head, this was discovery empirically when a factory beside a chicken farm in Australia, I think, was producing a noise of that frequency and killed the chicken, how and which is the frequency of the human skull?

 

[Loki726]

Originally posted by: npoe1
In the help section of Borland C++, the MS-DOS version, the documentation mention something about that 6 Hz is the resonance frequency of chicken head, this was discovery empirically when a factory beside a chicken farm in Australia, I think, was producing a noise of that frequency and killed the chicken, how and which is the frequency of the human skull?

It varies from person to person...

 

[npoe1]

well, yes, but how can that kill someone?

 

[MrDudeMan]

i might be wrong, but i think there is also a frequency that can loosen your sphincter muscle enough to make you take a D on the spot. its referred to as the "brown note" if it does actually exist. it seems fairly far-fetched to me, though.

 

[f95toli]

Originally posted by: Bigsm00th
i might be wrong, but i think there is also a frequency that can loosen your sphincter muscle enough to make you take a D on the spot. its referred to as the "brown note" if it does actually exist. it seems fairly far-fetched to me, though.

"Mythbusters" on Dicsovery Channel tested this myth about a year ago.
I does not work, there is no such thing as a "brown note".

 

[SagaLore]

Originally posted by: f95toli

Originally posted by: Bigsm00th
i might be wrong, but i think there is also a frequency that can loosen your sphincter muscle enough to make you take a D on the spot. its referred to as the "brown note" if it does actually exist. it seems fairly far-fetched to me, though.

"Mythbusters" on Dicsovery Channel tested this myth about a year ago.
I does not work, there is no such thing as a "brown note".

I find mythbusters to be inaccurate on occasion...

I like the female O frequency. 😉 You play it over a speaker and it is enough to... yea.

 

[Gibsons]

Originally posted by: Bigsm00th
i might be wrong, but i think there is also a frequency that can loosen your sphincter muscle enough to make you take a D on the spot. its referred to as the "brown note" if it does actually exist. it seems fairly far-fetched to me, though.

South Park typically isn't the best reference material... 😉

This subject (resonance frequency of bone) has also been discussed here before Text

 

[MrDudeMan]

Originally posted by: Gibsons

Originally posted by: Bigsm00th
i might be wrong, but i think there is also a frequency that can loosen your sphincter muscle enough to make you take a D on the spot. its referred to as the "brown note" if it does actually exist. it seems fairly far-fetched to me, though.

South Park typically isn't the best reference material... 😉

This subject (resonance frequency of bone) has also been discussed here before Text

i didnt get it from south park. i dont watch tv. i heard it from someone that usually doesnt make stuff up, but i was still skeptical.

also, mythbusters doesnt always do a good job. they suck sometimes.