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You have never heard your own voice. Everyone else hears it by air conduction alone — the same copy a microphone records. You hear a private two-channel mix: the airborne sound plus bone conduction, vibrations from your vocal cords travelling through your jaw and skull straight into the inner ear. Bone acts like a low-pass filter, boosting the low end — which is why the recorded version sounds thinner and higher, and why it is the voice everyone else has always known. Sources: NIH / PMC — Orepic et al., "Bone conduction facilitates self-other voice discrimination", Royal Society Open Science (2023): https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9929504/ Educational only — not medical advice. This video explains how the body works; it is not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. #Voice #Hearing #Neuroscience #MediScopeDaily #Shorts

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