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I'm with Lubster. It's the little things in life. |
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I lived in a noisy neighborhood, believe me it almost drove me crazy.....when I saved and was able
to move to a quiet neighborhood, I just sat in the back yard listening to the crickets...peace my
friend..... |
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Terrorism is a lot less of a threat than noise. Terrorism happens once in a blue moon. It is so
overly talked about. The chance of being struck by lightning is greater than the chance of
terrorism. Since the last event happened more recently and so many people died, it is all we can
talk about. This is why people think that the threat is so great. |
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Just about anything is a bigger threat than terrorism. Lightning strikes, slipping on an orange
peel, probably insect bites or attacks by savage dogs. The phantasmal threat of terrorism has been
so grotesquely exaggerated by politicians that it would provide a fine subject for high comedy were
not its practical consequences so serious.
They are using these imaginary fears to restrict our rights and increase their powers. It's amazing
that they've been able to get away with this, but it seems the sheeple just go where they're told. |
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There's pills you can take for high blood pressure. There's no cure for being blown up. |
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Noise increases blood pressure and releases stress hormones into the blood. This provokes heart
attacks. The WHO concluded that 3% of all heart attacks in Europe could be attributed to noise. In
Britain, that means 3-4000 people per year die from noise. I wrote an article about this in the article section if you're interested.
EDIT : Whoops I meant to enter a comment rather than a debate response. |
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Who died of noise then? |
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I do not think is could possibly be true. I would rather die from noise than from terrorism. Today,
many people do listen to loud music or work in places where there are a lot of loud noises. It does
cause problems with hearing and it could also cause problems with headaches; however, I do not know
if it really causes death. With the war in Iraq and |
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30 Jun 2008 14:11
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