"If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?" This question is a matter of individual perspective. If we consider it from an objective standpoint, there is nothing like "sound." Human senses created the term "sound." In order to hear and understand, we need the subjective experience. The way we perceive the world is always and only in terms of humans. There is no sound when there are no humans. Sound is just a matter of human or animal experience. When there is no one, there are no sounds. When there are no senses, there are just waves of sound. Our senses translate objective reality into subjective reality. In terms of objective experience, there is always the wave of sound. From this perspective, there is always sound, even if no one is actually in the forest. The response to this question is simple: both of these perspectives are correct. It's about terminology and how we name the situation.

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