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#21
10-12-2007, 05:20 PM
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Re: phantom phone vibration
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also, some justin timberlake song that was always on the radio a while back had me reaching for my phone like three times per play before i realized it was the song. [/ QUOTE ] damn, that take balls to admit you listen to Justin Timberlake..major props 
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#22
10-12-2007, 05:28 PM
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Re: phantom phone vibration
when i first got a pager 100 years ago it scared the [censored] outa me when it went off (on vibrate).
now i cant tell when my phone rings and i get phantom vibrated all the time.
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#23
10-12-2007, 06:51 PM
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Re: phantom phone vibration
i got a moto q and i usually keep it in a cargo pocket, blazer pocket at work or in my bag. (beat: can't carry it in my regular pocket, keyboard gets mashed and i accidentally send killa text messages that say jasdfjasdgjkasgjklasdgfjklsadjkl.)
so this doesn't happen to me anymore. used to happen a bit when i had a flip phone, but not now.
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#24
10-12-2007, 07:17 PM
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Re: phantom phone vibration
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proof of pavlov's dog and that we are more related to dogs and animals in terms of instincts than we would like to think. [/ QUOTE ] Huh? I don't think so... are you saying you think phantom rings are people using some sort of instinct to sense the phone call before it comes in? If so you are wrong...
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#25
10-12-2007, 07:37 PM
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Re: phantom phone vibration
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[ QUOTE ] proof of pavlov's dog and that we are more related to dogs and animals in terms of instincts than we would like to think. [/ QUOTE ] Huh? I don't think so... are you saying you think phantom rings are people using some sort of instinct to sense the phone call before it comes in? If so you are wrong... [/ QUOTE ] No. I'm saying there's something about the beginning of a phone call received on our phones that we key into. Whether that be a certain sensation or a music note, our minds instantly expect there to be a phone call and thus we get the phantom phone vibration. I'm saying this is just how we work as human beings, and animals work this way too, hence Pavlov's dog.
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#26
10-12-2007, 08:04 PM
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Re: phantom phone vibration
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] proof of pavlov's dog and that we are more related to dogs and animals in terms of instincts than we would like to think. [/ QUOTE ] Huh? I don't think so... are you saying you think phantom rings are people using some sort of instinct to sense the phone call before it comes in? If so you are wrong... [/ QUOTE ] No. I'm saying there's something about the beginning of a phone call received on our phones that we key into. Whether that be a certain sensation or a music note, our minds instantly expect there to be a phone call and thus we get the phantom phone vibration. I'm saying this is just how we work as human beings, and animals work this way too, hence Pavlov's dog. [/ QUOTE ] Im pretty sure that there are no cues that precede the phatom vibrate, it just happens sometimes.
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#27
10-13-2007, 12:24 PM
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Re: phantom phone vibration
I always think i hear my phone vibrating when it never is and when someone is actually calling me i never hear it
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