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Land mammals like us generate sound by moving air over our vocal cords when we exhale, causing them to vibrate.
The resulting sound resonates in the sacs like a choir singing in a cathedral making songs loud enough to propagate up to thousands of kilometers away.
Instead, the air is recycled back into the lungs, creating sound once more.
So it might sound counterintuitive, but by embracing the idea that these machines are actually valuable colleagues, we as people will perform better and be happier.
Ideally, we want these new things to be as rich in meaning as possible, recruiting sight and sound and associations and emotion.
They sound like they're playing kingmaker in Ukraine, and worse, they curse the EU for its lack of speed and leadership in resolving the crisis.
Invertebrates like snapping shrimp, fish and marine mammals all use sound.
They use sound to study their habitat, to keep in communication with each other, to navigate, to detect predators and prey.
They also use sound by listening to know something about their environment.
For marine mammals that live underwater, where chemical cues and light transmit poorly, sound is the sense by which they see.
And sound transmits very well underwater, much better than it does in air, so signals can be heard over great distances.
In the spring, it can be a cacophony of sound.
And all of these sound sources are decreasing the acoustic space over which Arctic marine mammals can communicate.
Remember, sound is the most important sense for these animals.
And just ... it's all about the choreography of sound of the Décima.
A choreography of sound.
Sound brutal ... but perhaps familiar?
Doesn't that sound like something we could all support?
Now that may sound complicated, but it, too, is revolutionary, because it provides us a whole new strategy to reach a global price on carbon, which is ultimately what we need.
It may sound counterintuitive to say what isn't there, but it's really a very valuable tool.
She turned to me and she said, "Doc, what's that sound?"
I'm going to throw some social-psychological jargon out at you to make myself sound really smart.
I scream and make no sound.
This might sound like science fiction, but this actually exists right now, today.
The sound is of walls being built, vengeful political rhetoric, humanitarian values and principles on fire in the very countries that 70 years ago said never again to statelessness and hopelessness for the victims of war.
This may all sound great, and as a bioethicist, I am a huge proponent of empowering people to take charge of their own health and well-being by giving them access to information about themselves, including this incredible new brain-decoding technology.
Using audio and video software, the recordings have the mistakes taken out and sound effects and music added in.
(Buzzing sound) And thus, they have a signature.
(Mosquitoes buzz) This is all the charming sound that you heard before that you all love.
There's no sound either.
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