Have you ever stopped the track on your mp3 and listened to a noise that your mp3 produce? Have you ever enjoyed the noise on your photo? No? And do you know what a noise really is?

... It's quite inspiring when you think about it. When you have your headphones on and you can hear the noise, you're actually listening to electrons. Electrons should be relatively still and move only on it's axis when no music is playing. But in the universe, there's implausibility that can be viewed as a Gauss curve and it means that sometimes electron do something unforeseeable - it moves with no reason (relatively), just because it's possible (Gauus curve) and you can hear this unpredictable move of an electron as a on tiny "sss" in your ear. Now - every second a thousands, maybe millions of these moves - noise is born.

Isn't it quite inspiring to hear the electron moves? To listen to a Gauss rule? To hear the "atom"? The same thing with TV, you can only see it.



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