Have you ever recorded something, played it back, and cringed hearing the sound of your own voice? Why does it sound deeper and richer when you initially said it? There’s a scientific answer for that. Dr. Noel Hanna, Leading Education Professional in Physics at the University of New South Wales Global, explains.
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