Greetings. I just wanted to comment on some problems with the "screams from Hell" experiments. First, I do admire the work put into testing the sound clip. I believe thorough research is the key to all answers. However, in your experiment you have assumed too many constants.

For instance, if one is too believe that the voices are of condemned folks screaming from Hell, then one must understand who or what is screaming. The best place to turn in seeking to understand the sufferers, is in religious text, namely, the Bible. According to the Bible, at death a person's body 'sleeps' or remains in stasis buried in the ground, while their spirit/soul either goes to the presence of God or is held in Hell/Hades until the final judgment (being cast into Lake of Fire).

Therefore, one cannot simply assume constants in voice mapping/patterning because if indeed, the voices are from Hell, then they would not be in physical body (according to religion), but would be in soul/spirit form. In not having a body nor any vocal chords, one cannot know exactly how millions of tortured screams from souls/spirits would register. As a bodily person would produce various frequencies/pitches/tones from waves/vibrations generated by differing physical vocal chords, one cannot know the sound variations from a non-bodily (soul/spirit) person or people. However, your experiment can be helpful in determining whether or not all sound frequencies/pitches/tones match that of living bodily persons. Yet, if indeed the screams may be from Hell, then to disprove that one must be able to not only show evidence of sounds produced by living persons, but one must also be able to definitively show that none of the sounds originated from an unknown source, potentially being screams from tortured souls in Hell of which there are no known standards to compare by. It is also interesting that the Bible teaches that Hell/Hades is within the depths of the Earth. I still wonder if the story could be true. My gut says yes it is (accept for the 'giant bat-creature'), but my critical thinking tells me no it's not. The sounds do send a chill down my spine, but until I see statements from the men who allegedly witnessed/recorded the sounds to verify, it seems there is no real physical evidence. But faith requires no evidence, yet welcomes it all the same. Sincerely,


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