Critics have compared SONE-175 to the works of Belgian directors like the Dardenne brothers, as well as the Japanese "mono no aware" (the bittersweet awareness of transience) aesthetic found in classic literature. The work has been submitted to several independent film festivals under a shortened title, though the producers continue to market it under its catalogue number, embracing its identity as a collectible item.
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Unlike , which measure the raw physical pressure of sound waves on a logarithmic scale, sones measure perceived loudness . Introduced by psychoacoustics pioneer Stanley Smith Stevens in 1936, the sone scale is linear and maps directly to how the human ear actually hears. Critics have compared SONE-175 to the works of