oooo
*watches for infinity*
*writes the complete works of Shakespeare*
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Sat 11 Dec 2004, 14:53,
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*writes the complete works of Shakespeare*
and if I'm alone in a forest and I fall over do I make a sound?
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Sat 11 Dec 2004, 15:26,
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Another paradox of perception
and one which I think is a bit dense.
The problem is the definition of 'sound', and not whether the tree produces shock waves which, upon striking the eardrum, would be interpreted as 'noise' by the brain.
...so the answer to this question involves more of Mr. Webster's opinion than physics.
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Sat 11 Dec 2004, 15:56,
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The problem is the definition of 'sound', and not whether the tree produces shock waves which, upon striking the eardrum, would be interpreted as 'noise' by the brain.
...so the answer to this question involves more of Mr. Webster's opinion than physics.