I think it's a valid point, albeit put a bit awkward, how can your voice sound natural after being electronically decoded/deduced from the vibrations of your skull and air in your ear. Does that work?
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I think it's a valid point, albeit put a bit awkward, how can your voice sound natural after being electronically decoded/deduced from the vibrations of your skull and air in your ear.
Does that work?