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30 Mar 2020, 8:54 pm

If you can afford it there is a lot of neat lighting technology out there for sale. There are systems that will vary the color spectrum throughout the day, just as it would if you were outside.

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30 Mar 2020, 8:58 pm

Dear_one wrote:

Old fluorescent lights have a ballast that can get loose and start to buzz at 60 hz. Other faults can add noise that any good mic can hear, but there are certainly electrical fields vibrating too.
I was surprised to not be bothered by the fluorescent lights when I worked in a sign shop. It turned out that we had to do color matching, so they were full-spectrum tubes. I've used those ever since for most things.

have heard of such a thing ,, little experience with them .
Have heard of such variable spectrum LEDS , yes indeed.
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30 Mar 2020, 9:04 pm

I remember seeing in a catalogue black lightbulbs to turn a bright room into darkness.

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30 Mar 2020, 9:09 pm

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A lot of unsupported (and unsupportable) claims in this thread...

There is always far less turbulence in a debate if neither side has a large financial interest.

I would have to check my portfolio, but I doubt that I have very much invested in WiFi stock.

I didn't think you had, but the information universe you inhabit is highly dependent on dollars, and generally subservient to them.

And just what is the medium of exchange in YOUR universe? Besides, money is irrelevant to my observation that a lot of unsupportable claims are being made in this thread. There is more valid empirical evidence (some of which I cited previously) against (rather than for) radio waves of WiFi intensity having any effect on normal human senses.

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30 Mar 2020, 9:16 pm

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I remember seeing in a catalogue black lightbulbs to turn a bright room into darkness.

kinda counter intuitive lightbulbs to make a bright room into dark..loolz

i wanna learn how to turn those leds into natural light ,or even just variable.

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30 Mar 2020, 9:19 pm

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Mountain Goat wrote:

I remember seeing in a catalogue black lightbulbs to turn a bright room into darkness.

kinda counter intuitive lightbulbs to make a bright room into dark..loolz

i wanna learn how to turn those leds into natural light ,or even just variable.

Uhmm. Maybe it involves bright yellow velcro?

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30 Mar 2020, 9:22 pm

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Dear_one wrote:

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A lot of unsupported (and unsupportable) claims in this thread...

There is always far less turbulence in a debate if neither side has a large financial interest.

I would have to check my portfolio, but I doubt that I have very much invested in WiFi stock.

I didn't think you had, but the information universe you inhabit is highly dependent on dollars, and generally subservient to them.

"Normal" human senses are widely quoted, leaving anyone with special sensitivity out in the "abnormal" category, and disregarded by yourself and those you trust.

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30 Mar 2020, 9:26 pm

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... i wanna learn how to turn those leds into natural light, or even just variable.

"Natural" as in "Natural Sunlight"? Can't be done. LEDs are notorious monochromatic, while sunlight mimics black-body radiation at about 5200°F -- a continuous spectrum that peaks in the yellow, with transmission and absorption lines due to discrete elements in its atmosphere.

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30 Mar 2020, 9:30 pm

Dear_one wrote:

Fnord wrote:

Dear_one wrote:

Fnord wrote:

Dear_one wrote:

Fnord wrote:

A lot of unsupported (and unsupportable) claims in this thread...

There is always far less turbulence in a debate if neither side has a large financial interest.

I would have to check my portfolio, but I doubt that I have very much invested in WiFi stock.

I didn't think you had, but the information universe you inhabit is highly dependent on dollars, and generally subservient to them.

"Normal" human senses are widely quoted, leaving anyone with special sensitivity out in the "abnormal" category, and disregarded by yourself and those you trust.

Redefining the word "normal" does not support your case. The normal human senses are vision, hearing, taste, smell, touch, balance, and proprioception. Anything beyond this delves into pseudo-science and fantasy.

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30 Mar 2020, 9:34 pm

Mountain Goat wrote:

Jakki wrote:

Mountain Goat wrote:

I remember seeing in a catalogue black lightbulbs to turn a bright room into darkness.

kinda counter intuitive lightbulbs to make a bright room into dark..loolz

i wanna learn how to turn those leds into natural light ,or even just variable.

Uhmm. Maybe it involves bright yellow velcro?

Yahoooo.... bright yellow crackleyzzzz and snaps and more crackles .
its the little things..... :idea: