How humanity communicates with each other is slow and error-prone. The brain thinks with electrical signals that are time consuming for a conversation is converted into sound waves and mechanically. We surround ourselves with insulating materials and to adopt noise control regulations, but we feel that our environment and louder than ever. Our ears are no longer to rest. In department stores, restaurants, pedestrian areas: Everywhere we are sprinkled and immersed in a sea of acoustic garbage - a swaying, which goes down our awareness of nuance. We lose ourselves in this shrill orchestra for service providers and media, to vie for the attention and shrink our private listening rooms to tiny niches can. We are far from being only victims - and us constantly crave for silence. But what if it actually occurs?
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