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Originally Posted by Tuna
Not sure, but people do change how they talk based on where they live and their social status so you can't deny that our voices are shaped by our environment.
I guess people hear a certain voice that they identify with their situation and take on that voice. As to how that voice came to represent that particular, I have no idea.
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Did you actually want to know the answer or did you just want to present a theory? Because everything I bolded you injected into this conversation.
As I said previously, if that was how everyone spoke it would require a squeak or a mistake in their voice that would have to be replicated multiple times over by people until it caught fire. The likelyhood of that is slim to non-existent. Oooor we could say that people with better hearing can identify the subtleties and nuances of enunciation.
And for the record, I will deny whatever I god damn well please.