It is believed by some people that the amount of noise produced by humans should be strictly controlled by certain laws because of the nuisance it might cause. While the best thing about such a decision is protecting people from such a disturbing behaviour, the worst thing about it is the misjudgment that might occur.
Despite lack of freedom, limiting the level of noise a person can make is a great solution to this troublesome attitude. Furthermore, this will prevent the mental and psychological negative effects that may result from being continuously subjected to extremely loud sounds. For instance, in Japan, a person who makes a sound louder than fifty Decibels has to pay a fee. Therefore, it's not only a smart solution but also a wise one to the problem of noisy individuals and the consequent health issues.
On the contrary, it might be sometimes necessary to induce a loud sound either to be heard in extreme situations or to vigorously call for help. Moreover, a person who has a valid reason to raise his voice might be inconveniently penalized. For example, if a passenger saw someone dying in the street and he started to scream out loud, he would probably be punished because he was being annoying without knowing why he was being so to begin with. It is for these reasons, a lot of details must be added when creating such laws in order to avoid misunderstanding.
In conclusion, being annoying, the level of noise made by a person has to be controlled by means of specific restrictions as believed by some individuals. Although this would prevent the subsequent disturbance, it might also be unfair to be generalized to any situation. In fact, special things must be considered when applying these laws, such as the reasons behind inducing loud sounds.
It
is believed
by
some
people
that the amount of noise produced by humans should be
strictly
controlled by certain laws
because
of the nuisance it
might
cause. While the best thing about such a decision is protecting
people
from such a disturbing
behaviour
, the worst thing about it is the misjudgment that
might
occur.
Despite lack of freedom, limiting the level of noise a
person
can
make
is a great solution to this troublesome attitude.
Furthermore
, this will
prevent
the mental and psychological
negative
effects that may result from being
continuously
subjected to
extremely
loud
sounds
.
For instance
, in Japan, a
person
who
makes
a
sound
louder than fifty Decibels
has to
pay a fee.
Therefore
, it's not
only
a smart solution
but
also
a wise one to the problem of noisy individuals and the consequent health issues.
On the contrary
, it
might
be
sometimes
necessary to induce a
loud
sound
either to
be heard
in extreme situations or to
vigorously
call for
help
.
Moreover
, a
person
who has a valid reason to raise his voice
might
be
inconveniently
penalized.
For example
, if a passenger
saw
someone dying in the
street and
he
started
to scream out
loud
, he would
probably
be punished
because
he was being annoying without knowing why he was being
so
to
begin
with. It is for these reasons,
a lot of
details
must
be
added
when creating such laws in order to avoid misunderstanding.
In conclusion
, being annoying, the level of noise made by a
person
has to
be controlled
by means of specific restrictions as believed by
some
individuals. Although this would
prevent
the subsequent disturbance, it
might
also
be unfair to
be generalized
to any situation. In fact, special things
must
be considered
when applying these laws, such as the reasons behind inducing
loud
sounds
.