probably not. as i understand it sounds are what living things call what how they interpret pressure waves in the air. so using that definition, if nothing alive is around then there is no sound, just pressure waves. it's one of those things that is defined by experience, so something has to be there to experience it? using that definition, if a tape recorder is there but no living thing is there, did the recorder record a sound? i think the answer is no, but if the recording is played back in the presence of something living then a sound is heard.
english makes for all sorts of fun and useless issues.




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