Ultimately,we hear things because we cannot see everything.
This quote touches on a fundamental aspect of human perception and communication—the limitations of our sensory experiences and how they influence the way we understand the world around us. It suggests that our reliance on hearing, or audio perception, emerges as a compensatory mechanism for what we are unable to visually perceive. In a deeper philosophical context, this aligns with Slavoj Žižek’s critical theory approach, which often explores the ways ideology...