“The twentieth century is, among other things, the Age of Noise. Physical noise, mental noise, and noise of desire – we hold history’s record for all of them. And no wonder; for all the resources of our almost miraculous technology have been thrown into the current assault against silence."
– Aldous Huxley
Noise is everywhere and on the rise. Since the advent of the post-industrial society, the world has become louder and louder, and noise has invaded our lives more with every passin...
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