Now that's profound and original. Congratulations Doug.

Cheers MC

DSK wrote:


Gerard Weatherby wrote:
Not really. The ability to determine the source of the sound is determined by
the receiver, not the transmitter. Our ears are too close together to get a
bearing on low frequency sound.


Does that tell us something about the shape of your head?



wrote:
That would make it patently less directional. 8^)


Gerard Weatherby wrote:
If you assume human ears are the only way to receive sound


wrote:
The context is foghorns, which are usually there expressly so that
humans can hear them.


If a horn blows in the fog, and there is nobody there to hear it, does it make a
sound?

DSK