WTF headphones?

[Kyle Nuva]

so its possible to receive a dent in your head? omg thats so wrong and disturbing x.x

[HEXEN]

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[Табушка]

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[Samwise]

What the hell? Sounds made up. If you can get dent in your head from headphones, then how come you dont get one from hats?

[Anasmi]

Escrito originalmente por Samwise:

What the hell?

[Submissive and breedable]

Sure it's possible, only if you were using headset since the day you were born tho. Fully developed skull can't be deformed

[crgzero]

Escrito originalmente por Dundi ♿:

Sure it's possible, only if you were using headset since the day you were born tho. Fully developed skull can't be deformed

So will you let me test your skull with this ball-peen finishing hammer?


Didn't think so.

You CAN deform your skull if you're not healthy and have some issues or if something is sufficiently tight enough. I really doubt your headphones did anything though. They'd have to be pretty tight and/or you'd need to have a calcium or disease to weaken hour home density.

[Abisha]

sounds logical good headphones press quite hard against your skull
the cheap ♥♥♥♥ gamers use have no pressure so i don't think you can get a dent from it

[Submissive and breedable]

Escrito originalmente por crgzero:

Escrito originalmente por Dundi ♿:

Sure it's possible, only if you were using headset since the day you were born tho. Fully developed skull can't be deformed

So will you let me test your skull with this ball-peen finishing hammer?

Breaking the bones and deforming them are different things btw

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LMAO

[MEGA MAN]

put your headphones (if they are small enough) into your nose and start em - u will be surprised

[crgzero]

Escrito originalmente por Dundi ♿:

Escrito originalmente por crgzero:

So will you let me test your skull with this ball-peen finishing hammer?

Breaking the bones and deforming them are different things btw

No, it's not. Breaking IS deforming them. There is no difference other than semantics. Potato pahtahto

[Soceris]

I don't wear headphones, that means i'm safe.
phew.

[idester]

Escrito originalmente por Omega Gundam:

so its possible to receive a dent in your head? omg thats so wrong and disturbing x.x

The only thing that happens is the tissue in your head and muscles move when wearing headphones, in order to actually dent your head you have to have your skull be actually dented in, unless your wearing an uncomfortable brick your going to have the Tyler1 head for a little bit but other than that no permanent damage

[Morphic]

Escrito originalmente por crgzero:

Escrito originalmente por Dundi ♿:

Breaking the bones and deforming them are different things btw

No, it's not. Breaking IS deforming them. There is no difference other than semantics. Potato pahtahto

Except... bones can be deformed without breaking them. In the context of the OP a "dent" would be a deformation without having your skull fractured or broken. So it really isn't semantics in this sense.

An example would be some of the tribes with weird traditions, like the one where they shape their children's skulls from birth to elongate their skulls. Then there's the one where they carry their boats from their homes to shore every day so over time they develop hunchbacks.

So, as you said;

Escrito originalmente por crgzero:

You CAN deform your skull if you're not healthy and have some issues or if something is sufficiently tight enough. I really doubt your headphones did anything though. They'd have to be pretty tight and/or you'd need to have a calcium or disease to weaken hour home density.

is the only logical answer to this.

[Abisha]

Escrito originalmente por Plaid:

Escrito originalmente por Abisha:

sounds logical good headphones press quite hard against your skull
the cheap ♥♥♥♥ gamers use have no pressure so i don't think you can get a dent from it

If your headphones were built before the 1990's, sure.

neodymium magnets

Escrito originalmente por soceris:

I don't wear headphones, that means i'm safe.
phew.

You're lucky this isn't contagious, sir.

nope good phones still have a lot of pressure

I used to own a HD 500 it was around 7.0 N ± 1 N that quite hard against your head and it request some getting used to it.

modern headphones did not changed much

https://nl-nl.sennheiser.com/headphones-audiophile-high-end-hd-660-s

https://nl-nl.sennheiser.com/high-quality-headphones-around-ear-audio-surround-hd-650

both and most likely all of them have the same contact pressure of 6.0 N ± 1 N