The non-specific nature of noise forces our consciousness to resolve certain supposed dichotomies. Noise is amorphous, oceanic, and seems to mirror the feeling of non-specific dread that floods peoples minds while contemplating life, the world, and the future; yet it expresses a feeling of bliss. The spectrum of non-specific bliss ranges as widely as dread and occupies the space and question of what is health in the disquiet balance between escapism and liberation. There is tension intrinsic to the presupposed grey between these specifics. This tension is a void through which the subjective compression of thought, experience, and phenomena passes through. Reconciling this tension is the pursuit of truth.