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Quote by honeydipped
yes. first i laughed, then i felt a little sad.
have you ever got caught lip synching at home?
Sad it wasn't you?
But yes, lipsyncing or singing (attempting to, according to my kids)
Have you ever found your hotelroom was doublebooked, because you walked in on a couple having sex?
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Basically yes, though distance obviously plays a part too. Imagine if that trampoline were very large and you put two balls on them heavy enough to form a pit, but so far apart those two pits don't affect each other. The balls would not fall towards eachother. But if you bring them closer to each other there will come a point where those two pits connect. They'll form a trench and the balls will start falling towards each other.
Unequal masses do the same btw, though the smaller mass will obviously move farther and faster than the larger mass.
Unequal masses do the same btw, though the smaller mass will obviously move farther and faster than the larger mass.
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Quote by TheAngryishLoverYes, by all means, do read. And do not, as you persistently do, leave out half of the definition.
sound
noun
1.the sensation produced by stimulation of the organs of hearing by vibrations transmitted through the air or other medium.
Just read. Please. Read. Just once. Do it. Stop trying so desperately to win the argument, take a step back, and read. If you can't do that, then I have nothing else to add to the conversation
Let's read the only internationally accepted official standard definition of sound, ANSI/ASA S1.1-2013, which is what lawbooks and scientists normally refer to. According to that definition, sound is:
"(a) Oscillation in pressure, stress, particle displacement, particle velocity, etc., propagated in a medium with internal forces (e.g., elastic or viscous), or the superposition of such propagated oscillation. (b) Auditory sensation evoked by the oscillation described in (a)."
No matter how you shake and dance, there is nothing here that makes the occurrence of (b) a requirement for (a) to be true.
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Quote by TheAngryishLoverThere are no two intellectual discussions involving that question about the tree. Since 1883 it has been part of the discussion about the existence of an unobserved reality, in other words, if anything that is not perceived, actually exists.
You're confusing two intellectual arguments and I no longer have it in me to argue with you
Go forth and believe whatever it is that you want to believe. I'm happy knowing what it is I know, and am content for you to believe in anything that you want to
What we decide to call sound is a matter of definition. And that, the international standard definition is quoted by Bimale a few posts back. Whether you like it or not, that officially says what sound is.
