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I would like a microphone and speaker to effortlessly raise the volume of my voice if someone interrupts me. If they have it too it can become an interresting game. Alternatively, an LED numerical display could show, from one to ten, how anxous I am to talk at the moment.
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I know this bartender who always whispers. Crowded bar, loud music and everybody hears what he says. He looks at you like what he is going to say is very important and has to be obeyed at all cost, your life depends on it. People strain to listen to him and don't talk back. |
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He wouldn't need this non-invention. |
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I so could have done with this last night when I spent the evening being talked at by a man with the worst case of verbal diahorrea I've ever heard. |
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Ah!, the Perils of Provincial Irish Pubs, Wags! |
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//I would like a microphone and speaker to effortlessly raise the volume of my voice if someone interrupts me.//
I'm slightly perplexed at the implication that you aren't already able to do this without the proposed invention. |
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[wags] didn't say he was in a pub. In fact, it's in pubs where you can finally tell those types how you really feel. Anyways, the idea is an invention, but //effortlessly// almost brings magic around. Even turning a dial is a bit of effort. |
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correct [daseva], I am only guessing |
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A good guess, too, I would guess.. |
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The author should consider something along the lines of software to analyze competing volumes and adjust the speaker volume accordingly, to avoid the magic tag. That is, please [Voice], a little more detail. |
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I dunno, kinda baked here in the U.S. by all manner of news channel talk show hosts and "round-tablers". |
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