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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5 - Why do we hate our own voice when we hear it recorded?
gpt
When you hear your voice normally, you hear a sound transmitted through the air just like everyone else hears... but you also hear some of the sound transmitted through your jaw and skull. Since bone transits sound very differently to air, the way you hear your own voice is different to how everyone else hears it.

When your voice is recoded and played back, you hear the sound as everyone else does, transmitted through air, and not through bone.

I doubt that *everyone* **hates** their voice when it's recorded, but they certainly find it strange. And if you do hate your voice, then it's only because of the strangeness - because it sounds different to the way you normally hear your voice.