Sounds of Silence: Gordon Hempton

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Gordon Hampton, who may know more about silence than anyone else, roughly defines silence as an artificial noise. As a writer and self-name "acoustic ecologist" Hendon has studied and recorded "silence" over the past 30 years (I heard some of his best works here). He argues that (gently, quietly) our world is polluted by artificial noise and is dominated by vision. He suggested that we are not for silence, but to separate themselves for listening. This is a pleasure when doing this

Silence may be in danger of extinction and acoustic ecologist Gordon Hempton believes that even in the furthest corner of the world it is affected by noise pollution. In "quiet sanctuary", join Hempton and enter immersive Olympic National Park, one of the quietest places in North America. Testimony is an interactive documentary of virtual reality that shares the story of a journey of their treatment with the survivors of five sexual assaults. In addition to the movie, testimony is an advocacy platform that allows the public to witness silent people. In the case of Brock Turner, sexual assaults in Bircosby and harassment by women by Bill O'Reilly are three recent examples that produced public protests against sexual assault and consent. Despite the continuous humiliation of the victims and the discounts they experienced, survivors are moving forward and giving power to each other to become the subject of change and hope.

Gordon Hempton wants to get your help to regain the value of silence. "Until recently people thought that clean water is not important, looking at the stars is not that important, but now it is true - important," says an acoustic ecologist. Our constant social ties make us busy. To make matters worse, we will make our social identity larger than our true self. The fear of disappearance will keep you away from reality - you no longer pay attention. Without self-reflection, there is no understanding. Silence makes your inner voice a reality