Re: What is a natural sound?

Subject:	Re: What is a natural sound?
From:	"Scott Fraser" scottbfraser
Date:	Wed Aug 22, 2007 8:24 am ((PDT))

While one can have an interesting philosophical discussion as to
whether or not humans are part of nature, it's clear the preference
of this group is to focus on non-human originated sounds.

Scott Fraser

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