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the link below okay so here's the problem it is

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impossible to get anything done in here

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i put up this sign but the only effect it seems to have is

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that instead of people walking right in

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they kind of point at the sign wave at me and then

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walk right in anyhow so clearly

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something has to be done here

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okay so now we've got earphones in

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so this this is the isolation zone

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okay so construction's done now the last thing

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that's left then is to get third party independent validation of my do not

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disturb zone so dennis you're first i'll just

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summarize so what we've done is we've added light blocking material to the

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Windows we've added an acoustic dampening material above the ceiling tiles in the

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room to prevent sound bleeding and sound reflections

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and around the monitor itself we've added a foil blinder but

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the one piece that we didn't

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you know really have to install is these so these are the doppler Labs

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here one noise canceling earphones

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i think the sound might still be the issue because you only put the thing on

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in the ceiling but the doors you can hear some stuff

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like i can already hear with my own just talking it sounds like something is

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happening up there or not happening as it were so i'm optimistic okay yeah

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if i think this setup of all this stuff that you put around randomly in your

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office is going to work yeah no

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so dennis i'm just talking from like right kind of next to you on the

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other side how would you describe the isolation

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no i i can't hear you

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it sounds about the same sounds about the same from here yeah i hear more

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things okay now point back at him

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okay dennis how's the isolation i can't still hear you you can still hear me

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okay well i can hear you less because you're outside it sounds like there's a

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wall between the two of us did you turn it on yeah would you do would you say

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the results are kind of disappointing man all that's fine

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because this is the kind of the hahaha moment

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the last ingredient of the whole solution is actually the

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most important in my hand here

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rare earth magnets

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what these are are incredibly strong magnets here try

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it try and peel it off

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see anyway they're really strong magnets oh yeah

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they're pretty strong so those are definitely rare earth magnets um by

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positioning them around you i should be able

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to have an effect on what you hear okay what

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i'm serious is it because the magnafill thing i'm gonna put one of them here

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one of them goes behind the monitor but out of your line of sight can you see

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this i can okay uh how about now no i can't okay uh

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if i talk like this do you hear any difference i don't know if i can tell nothing okay

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let me check the angle here okay i'm gonna put it right here the last one

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is the one behind your head so if i were to move behind your head do you hear a

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difference holy wait a minute do you like do you hear a difference

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okay okay hold on okay hold on just a

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second uh is that better or worse noise isolation oh it's worse okay uh

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yeah well it sounds like the ambient noise as you did that really went down

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the law so i'm moving closer towards you i'm moving closer towards you and now

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i'm touching the back of your head can you hear a difference yes oh wow i feel like i can't hear anything

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like not much i'm bringing it back around

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it's quiet again and

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very quiet now oh wow

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is it working okay hold on a second i'm gonna move it away from your head

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okay i'm moving it around in front can you can you hear me better or worse

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okay i'm going to move it back around your head

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yeah what if i told you

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that the magnets were both

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no what no way

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no it actually works you

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what's actually happening is i am turning the real world up and down with

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the headphones oh

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that's just so lame i can even amplify it can you hear me

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even louder right now too much okay okay so that's more comfortable

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minus 22 db so basically in real time

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these things listen to the world around you and they change what you hear

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it actually has a microphone on the outside yeah a dsp so digital signal

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processor or sound processor and then it has

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balanced armature drivers inside so what it's doing is it's

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actually taking the world around you altering it or removing or adding so you

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hear that echo effect right now and then rebroadcasting it into your

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ears holy crap so you can actually even do like live eq

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so i could i could add a bunch of bass they've got um

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balanced armature drivers and instead of working like a

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traditional noise cancellation which would block out or create sound

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waves that cancel the waves around you what they're doing is they're basically

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sealing up as well as they can they're a closed design closed back design and

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they're trying to block out everything and then they're actually re-adding

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selectively that's really cool

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i thought but i thought beckner would be cool

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i thought you could do like magic trick but okay that's cool that's pretty

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impressive i feel like being able to turn down the real world would be

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that would be extremely extremely useful in a lot of circumstances

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very cool technology because like and also the fact that

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like something like this isn't really big and ugly is surprising where like it

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actually has the ability to like cut out so much noise around you and

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it's taking in all the sound that you it

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hears and then just giving it to you in almost real time basically i could

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you tell the difference i know so essentially real time

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not that's very cool so what they ultimately didn't like

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about the video was the way that we positioned the here one as a really cool

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piece of tech and it really is it works way better than you'd probably expect

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but one that wasn't ready to go toe-to-toe with apple's airpods

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and i can see why because clearly they were so strapped for cash that they

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weren't gonna survive if this one wasn't a huge commercial success

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should totally join and right now i'm going to adjust my angle to dennis's

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camera angle so that i appear to be sitting straight

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dennis one job man one job hold the camera no

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no