Did you know you lose the ability to hear certain frequencies as you get older?
“The older you are, the harder it is to hear high frequencies,” said 5-year-old boy genius Anson Wong.
Anson explained that pretty much everyone can hear 8,000 hertz.
“If you can hear 8,000 hertz, then you’re alive and you’re not hearing impaired,” said Anson.
Anson explained that since he’s just a kid, he can hear very high frequencies, unlike his parents.
Here’s a breakdown of when you start to lose your hearing:
- 8,000 hertz: Pretty much everyone can hear 8,000 hertz, as long as you’re not hearing impaired
- 12,000 hertz: People under 50 can hear 12,000 hertz
- 15,000 hertz: People under 40 can hear 15,000 hertz
- 16,000 hertz: People under 30 can hear 16,000 hertz
- 17,000 hertz: People under 24 can hear 17,000 hertz
- 19,000 hertz: People under 20 can hear 19,000 hertz
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