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It would be gr..bad

but it would be DOS every day...?

It would be gr..bad

but it would be DOS every day...?

Through time, Ears would shrivel up and begin to disappear. Over time, we would become Ear-less.

Theoretically, a world without sound would be a world without air. Since we need air in order have sound, the world would otherwise be .....dead.

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What would happen if there was no sound in the world?

If there was no sound in the world, communication would be extremely challenging as we rely on sound for speaking and listening. Also, animals and environmental cues use sound for survival and navigation. It would significantly impact our daily lives and experiences.


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If the wavelength of a sound wave increases, the frequency of the wave decreases. This means that the pitch of the sound would decrease. Essentially, the sound wave becomes stretched out, resulting in a lower pitched sound.


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What will happen is happening now. There is no sound in the world all the time. Sound is a vibration, you hear it because you have an auditory receptor ( your ears). The sound of a bird singing is only in your mind. The world is totally silent.


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