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Through a series of sonic illusions, scientists have found that from a cognitive perspective people perceive silence similarly to how they perceive sounds.
Johns Hopkins University researchers have conducted a groundbreaking study that provides evidence that silence can be perceived and heard, just like sounds. This study settles a long-standing debate among philosophers and psychologists regarding whether silence is something that can be truly heard