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gnfb: there has to be a new version of
"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"
for this scenario!
tdgeek:gnfb: there has to be a new version of
"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"
for this scenario!
Workmen are doing eqc repairs next door, so I am pondering your point. Sound is a vibration, so if no ears were in your remote forest, the vibrations would not register as sound. If sound is only a vibration, and if no ears are there, maybe it will be silent. Shock waves rippling outwards with nothing to register the waveform in a brain.
So, what does a tree falling sound like to a bear, lizard, beetle? The same or different?
tdgeek: Sound is a vibration, so if no ears were in your remote forest, the vibrations would not register as sound. If sound is only a vibration, and if no ears are there, maybe it will be silent. Shock waves rippling outwards with nothing to register the waveform in a brain.
Behodar:tdgeek: Sound is a vibration, so if no ears were in your remote forest, the vibrations would not register as sound. If sound is only a vibration, and if no ears are there, maybe it will be silent. Shock waves rippling outwards with nothing to register the waveform in a brain.
It'd still vibrate whether there are ears there or not, and as you say, "Sound is a vibration" therefore it's sound. Do I get a cookie now?
Behodar:tdgeek: Sound is a vibration, so if no ears were in your remote forest, the vibrations would not register as sound. If sound is only a vibration, and if no ears are there, maybe it will be silent. Shock waves rippling outwards with nothing to register the waveform in a brain.
It'd still vibrate whether there are ears there or not, and as you say, "Sound is a vibration" therefore it's sound. Do I get a cookie now?
gnfb: there has to be a new version of
"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"
for this scenario!
I'm not a complete idiot, I still have some parts missing.
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