Noisy Autonomy: The Ethics of Audible and Silent Noise.

Public Health Ethics · 2021 · PMC8661078 · PMID 34899985

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The difference between (near-) silence and one boat is massive; the difference between one and 10 is almost insignificant by comparison.

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This balance between rights and responsibilities is further complicated by the fact that imperceptible or unperceived noise can also be harmful, and we also have both a right to know this and an obligation to take it into account; knowledge about the effects of noise on oneself and others is highly significant for noisy autonomy.

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