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XondoXondo420 t1_j9r16l8 wrote

We pretty much already have that tech in multiple forms, you can use sound absorbent materials to soundproof a room, even some submarines were historically equipped with a special hull coating that mostly absorbed active sonar pings, its really cool

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Silverwayfarer t1_j9r2xun wrote

The reason behind the fluffyness. Yet fluffyness no needs a reason to be. I want to cuddle a moth but I caaaan't

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ecchi83 t1_j9r42lj wrote

Or help people avoid being eaten by giant bats.

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RainManToothpicks OP t1_j9rc7jv wrote

Acoustic tiles & panels etc are kind of like foam rubber, "tiny bubbles of air" trapped in really dense materials, I'm not sure the weird tiny intricate microscopic designs involved in the wings have been mimiced yet, someday 3d printing will probably tackle this

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ChrisGeritol t1_j9ro4cu wrote

So, to keep from hearing the neighbors go at it, fill the wall with moth wings?

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5050Clown t1_j9rq198 wrote

What do they mean someday? Just tape a bunch of moth wings to the walls. You can do that today.

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BazilBroketail t1_j9s46dh wrote

And they weak! If you have to identify an insect trap for anything other than moths, you fucking hate them. Moth gnats are the worst, but common moths are the debil!1!!

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HankHenshawz t1_j9snhuv wrote

Anyone too interested in soundproofing is immediately suspicious IMO

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Flemtality t1_j9tlt8n wrote

What exactly does "places" mean in this context?

Also, the use of "might" in the title is hilarious, a lot of things "might" happen, OP.

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bone-dry t1_j9ttw4q wrote

I’m sure the military will be working on it to create quieter murder weapons before any rooms get soundproofing

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