Re:Noise muscle ?

[Guest guest]

Yeah! I have that! I've always wondered what it is and if everyone has it.

I love this group!

Re:

Don't know if this is generally possible in humans,

or in some, or just me...

Doing consciously (what feels subjectively like)

contracting a muscle inside the head, behind ears

creates (what feels subjectively like) an overwhelming

" curtain " of rumbling noise. After it, a sort of feeling

of relaxation or sleepiness.. . I can do that in quick

impulses, or a wave up to ~5 seconds. It may be repeated.

Not so pleasant to be addictive, but may be handy to

" insulate " from overwhelming sounds or experiences.

It's unobservable from the outside, no movement

or macroscopic noise.

I believe it's a real muscle because it has a limited

length, and repeating feels like " fatigue " . May be a

cranial nerve (like those controlling face movements)

controlling constricting blood flow, or the inner ear link

(Eustachio's canal). Deep yawning may comprise it.

PASS IT ON!

Visit http://www.thehungersite.com to give food to the hungry with just

a click -- every day and at no cost to you.

HOW IT WORKS

When you click the " Give Free Food " button (once a day per person) at

http://www.thehungersite.com, this simple action gives over a cup of

fortified food to a hungry person.

It costs you nothing. Funding is paid by site sponsors and food is

distributed by two leading nonprofit hunger relief organizations: Mercy

Corps and America's Second Harvest. (A valid site -- I checked it out -- JP)

As Margaret Mead said, " Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed

citizens can change the world: Indeed it's the only thing that ever has. "

---------------------------------

Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now.