Trees Crash, People Clash, But What (and Who) Do We Perceive?
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By Eisa Nefertati Ulen
Trees crash in forests all the time, no one is there to hear, but they still make sounds. Protests happen all over the world, no one records the clashes with police on cell phones, but they still make sounds. They make cries. Yelps. They roar.
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