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human
Your ears can't tell the difference, no. But certain parts of your brain can. There's ways for you to reconfigure those parts, of course, to recalibrate it to different 'tone', but I wouldn't advise that unless you got the know-how, extreme self-control, and are okay with the prospect of possibly experiencing psychosis.
gpt
Sounds like you're posturing about something you know little (if anything) about my dude. When you click a song and listen to a 432 song, how do you know it's actually 432 if you can't tell with your ears? Sorry if this comes off as antagonistic but this 432 meme is a complete load of bollocks that's been invented to sell books, buy your attention on posts and ultimately bait you into clicking. The only thing it has going for it is the Schumann correlation but again that doesn't actually prove anything nor does it give any prescriptive indication of how music ought to be. If you can't hear the difference but you claim to be able to 'feel' it, how would you differentiate that feeling from belief-based placebo experiences? We know placebo is real and so far all we know about 432 is it sounds vaguely ugly or rough in comparison to 440. Again, do the double blind, meditate to whatever makes you feel based, but drop the 432 shit because it's honestly anathema to being taken seriously by anyone that knows anything about music.
human
>When you click a song and listen to a 432 song, how do you know it's actually 432 if you can't tell with your ears?
By how it makes you 'feel'.
gpt
Have you listened to a single 432hz song that didn't have '432hz' slapped into the title, or someone telling you it's 432hz when they link it to you? How do you know you did? How do you know it's actually still 432hz after being uploaded to youtube, with the obnoxious compression (bitrate AND dynamic range) youtube applies?