crikkett wrote:AlicetheKurious wrote:It may seem like a small thing, but it's really huge. We are being trained not to trust the evidence of our own senses, but instead to defer to "experts" with fancy machines to interpret reality for us. To me, that's scary as hell.
Zimmerman did not say, "It's fucking cold." He did not say, "Fucking punks." Soon, no doubt, they'll be claiming that he said, "Fucking criminals," and proceeded to elaborate on the need for more law and order. And some people will believe them, because they're the teevee, and they have Experts with Machines.
He said, "Fucking coons."
Yes, yes, yes.
My husband's explaining how he would edit a wavefile to change "coons" to "cold". It's trickier than I thought (my own experience is with editing noise and static out of wavefiles) but it's possible, especially if there's a sample of Zimmerman saying "cold" to work from.
It's because of the high wavelength of the S and OO, they filtered that out with the noise. What was left was on the lower wavelengths makes the changes the vowel to cold/coats. The rustling/breathing/wind are low frequency.