Questions: 03/28/2018

1. Technically all the molecules in the world are consistantly vibrating. All touch and movement vibrates the molecules around a person and can even produce sounds that can effect the the soundscape that you create, especially if it is a sound you recognize.

2. One time I burned something in the microwave and the burning smell consumed my house so that all we could smell was the burning. When we left our house, our sense of smell got heightened and it was a major breath of fresh air. We could smell so many more things because we weren't suffocated.

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