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Acousticon Model 28, 1927
This hearing aid is typical of early electrical hearing aids. It was large and not easily transportable – the batteries were cumbersome and the carbon components were highly sensitive to heat and cold.
Originally posted by lcbjr1979
reply to post by steven704
I for one am a believer that eventually time travel could be possible someday. I just dont know about that clip. It just looks like it is a fade out into a new scene that makes the person disappear. Also I would really like to think that if someone really perfected time travel that they would pick a better place to do it than a 1928 silent film as an extra. Just my opinion. Interested to see what others say.
Originally posted by AdamsMurmur
She doesn't vanish, and she's holding a hearing aid:
beckerexhibits.wustl.edu...
There's no hearing aid, no cell phone, no time traveler. Just a man dressed as a woman using his hand to hide his face. People should do some real and simple examinations of this stuff before taking others' conclusions at face value.