Many young people today listen to music through the use of ear buds inserted into the ear canal. Some experts are concerned that the prolonged
use of ear buds may cause this generation to experience high rates of hearing loss than their parents' generation. The more troubling fact about
everything we know about hearing loss is that any damage to a person's hearing is permanent. It is also true that people who experience hearing
damage at a young age will experience further damage at a quick rate when they are older. If music from a person's earbuds can be heard a few feet
away, then that person is subjecting their ears to a volume that is more loud than the delicate hair cells of the ears can safely handle. The louder the
volume on the ear buds is, the significanter the damage will be. A safest way to listen to music is through a radio. The reason ear buds may cause more
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That isn't always true. Some people, like myself, listen to music at a reasonable volume. Noise cancelling earbud helps us not have to turn music up so loud, so it saves hearing. For some people, sure this is right. But we need to think about the people who listen to loud music from stereos before earbuds. They still get to destroy their hearing, but lucky for us we don't have to hear their music from a block away.

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