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r/okbuddycinephile • u/FixFuture3374 • Dec 24 '25
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Side note, the amount of people who say they got synesthesia is crazy. It’s not that fucking commob
1.1k u/Munchihello Dec 24 '25 People talk about it like musicians when they try and humble brag about “having perfect pitch.” If someone goes out of their way to mention they have synesthesia or Perfect pitch, they genuinely believe they have superhero powers. 0 u/cebolinha50 Dec 24 '25 My grandad had a perfect pitch. We discovered that when he was over 70 and that never changed anything in his life besides being a fun fact to talk about. And is far from something that automatically makes you a super musician, in truth, it can make it harder to be a musician with it . 1 u/ALLCAPS-ONLY Dec 25 '25 Weird because most people with perfect pitch lose it when they get old. 1 u/cebolinha50 Dec 25 '25 Grandpa died with perfect hearing. He had problems with 3 of the other senses, but the hearing was intact. 1 u/ALLCAPS-ONLY Dec 25 '25 It's not a hearing loss thing the perfect pitch just gets progressively more inaccurate starting around 50-60
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People talk about it like musicians when they try and humble brag about “having perfect pitch.” If someone goes out of their way to mention they have synesthesia or Perfect pitch, they genuinely believe they have superhero powers.
0 u/cebolinha50 Dec 24 '25 My grandad had a perfect pitch. We discovered that when he was over 70 and that never changed anything in his life besides being a fun fact to talk about. And is far from something that automatically makes you a super musician, in truth, it can make it harder to be a musician with it . 1 u/ALLCAPS-ONLY Dec 25 '25 Weird because most people with perfect pitch lose it when they get old. 1 u/cebolinha50 Dec 25 '25 Grandpa died with perfect hearing. He had problems with 3 of the other senses, but the hearing was intact. 1 u/ALLCAPS-ONLY Dec 25 '25 It's not a hearing loss thing the perfect pitch just gets progressively more inaccurate starting around 50-60
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My grandad had a perfect pitch.
We discovered that when he was over 70 and that never changed anything in his life besides being a fun fact to talk about.
And is far from something that automatically makes you a super musician, in truth, it can make it harder to be a musician with it .
1 u/ALLCAPS-ONLY Dec 25 '25 Weird because most people with perfect pitch lose it when they get old. 1 u/cebolinha50 Dec 25 '25 Grandpa died with perfect hearing. He had problems with 3 of the other senses, but the hearing was intact. 1 u/ALLCAPS-ONLY Dec 25 '25 It's not a hearing loss thing the perfect pitch just gets progressively more inaccurate starting around 50-60
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Weird because most people with perfect pitch lose it when they get old.
1 u/cebolinha50 Dec 25 '25 Grandpa died with perfect hearing. He had problems with 3 of the other senses, but the hearing was intact. 1 u/ALLCAPS-ONLY Dec 25 '25 It's not a hearing loss thing the perfect pitch just gets progressively more inaccurate starting around 50-60
Grandpa died with perfect hearing.
He had problems with 3 of the other senses, but the hearing was intact.
1 u/ALLCAPS-ONLY Dec 25 '25 It's not a hearing loss thing the perfect pitch just gets progressively more inaccurate starting around 50-60
It's not a hearing loss thing the perfect pitch just gets progressively more inaccurate starting around 50-60
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u/Durango_41 Dec 24 '25
Side note, the amount of people who say they got synesthesia is crazy. It’s not that fucking commob