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Personally I don't believe this theory, that if a falling tree in the middle of a forest, and hundreds of miles from human life, the sound of the cracking wood and it falling doesn't create any sound as there wasn't any ears to hear it.
Not even sure where this theory came from, but does the same idea apply if someone leaves a radio or tv on in a completely empty property, does it omit sound if no one is there to hear it?
And no I'm not on drugs, it's just that it was on some science channel earlier.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The question only made sense to me when I realised different people had different ideas as to what sound is.
IMO sound waves are called sound waves for a reason. They are WAVES of SOUND.
Consequently what a creature hears is it's interpretation of experiencing sound, not sound itself. Sound is the vibration.
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