Delivering your packages and ruining your peace and quiet. (Unsplash/)Most of the time, we just accept the sounds that surround our everyday lives without a second thought. But our world didn’t always sound this way. Our cities and towns make completely different noises now than they did fifty or a hundred years ago, and they’re continuing to change every day. So, what will our world sound like in a few decades? Could we turn it into an auditory utopia? If we want to live in a future full of sounds that make us feel good and with fewer of the ones that make our teeth clench, we’ve got to start designing our soundscapes more deliberately. That means studying how different sounds affect us—and
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