Anti-sound

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"Begging sometimes helps, but not often."
"Begging sometimes helps, but not often."
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Anti-sound is a sound wave used to cancel or nullify other sound(s).

In the real world anti-sound devices are used in areas where undesirable sounds originate such as traffic.

The concept was introduced in Arthur C. Clarke's 1957 short story, "Silence Please". Clarke intended it as a humorously improbable device - with dire consequences for the inventor.



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