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  • psychology How misophonia, aka "sound rage," can destroy relationships David Pescovitz
  • Audio Explore a library of disappearing and extinct sounds at Obsolete Sounds Rusty Blazenhoff
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  • toilets Someone flushed the toilet during today's livestreamed Supreme Court arguments today David Pescovitz
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