It's been said in Reader's Digest -my favorite radio show for months!- "What a better world it would be if we could close our ears as easily as we can close our eyes.." A problem with living in the city, where many urban dwellers live! is the good sound can save your life like to know when to dodge a car, but the bad is harmful to health as has been found. So a good use of speech recognition software would be a word deleter, these AR (Augmented Reality) headsets have already been designed to rewrite what you see like on a sign to words of other types in your headset when you see it by the side of the road. Sound AR headsets are in the works and these would recognize the bad and you would also type in any words you would rather were in the database, sort of like shows on the tube where they delete the bad words except in real time, in a portable device you wear in your ear.. And it would have a large database so you wouldn't have to even type in the bad words once, just go through the list, it also could be good to stop dogs, it knows bow wow! Without loss of all the rest of the important info or damage to your ears like ear stops or audiophones. No doubt it may also change the pitch so the boss yelling will sound more pleasant, as chips improve in speed it would fit in the wearer's ear and have both the receiver, the chip, and the improved sound in the ear, the wearer would just wear their hats or inside so the boss would say wow. I think that the main thing that is making so many of the rich and famous ill is the levels of noise they have to live with. Science shows that fatigue is 15 times more if you live in the most noisy realms of the city. CLICK HERE for my explanation about this and possible solutions. Just my neighbors out here where we live have sometimes asked us for rest. I sympathized so I stopped watching TV ages ago and you see me on the www more than Web TV. 

   Research shows that conversational distractions cost businesses 57% of their income. And presumably the louder the noise nearer the center of the city Even dogs and cats weigh more. So Audio AR not just the visual, just for 20$ in a few years, may have enormous economic and health benefit! (I say 20$ because all the tech needed to build this AR is already there, AN, fast chips and Speech and also visual recognition.) 

We have the same neurons as a dog or cat, just more of them, so AR and its relief may be a real solution to the obesity and debt epidemic.

Since money crashes like the crash of 29 tend to be severe, I believe AR of this type may be great news for the economy..

 It's easy to see if lots of people in the city have much more noise all the time this would be bad for them. Don't worry about me, as my site becomes more famous (read some of my main page links for why I think this is a good bet) this invention may make it so I can continue my high level of output without being phased, you're worth it, right? The curse word stopper would be good for when you have chats with some people who hope to say most of the same bad words repeating, it would not only recognize the bad words, but also suggest more wholesome substitute words, to add in the conversation where the bad word would have unbleeped.

These machines would suggest a list of brilliant moves downloaded on auto from the web they would read out in clip on visors. While some bosses have been found harmful to health, we couldn't live without bad in moderation to guide us away from error, so just some of the bad words might be allowed and good for exercise. Labor at a healthy level is good in general. If nothing new is actually being added by people who try to say the same bad words too often, this part of the conversation is good for health if replaced by more savory words, it hurts no one and helps the listener be good (most of us are not the bosses who are more uncommon). More about good words (How I built My Own Comedy Machine, And Saved!) and how to choose them and how they influence us (Advanced systems of this type would not only let you rest by the computerized sound cancellation (they now have these for 100$) they would achieve good computerized reedits, and your "good words" and even pitch and rhythm would be spoken aloud at whatever volume you'd like, and if you'd like to gossip, you'd just turn on the read out and take tips from the machine. This would be a sort of verbal bodyguard, and it also would have great power to win in life because words are some of the most powerful potions, There's not as much power and laughs in herbs, as there are herbs in laughs in a life of power.) Wouldn't it be a boost to go hear a commencement speech, and not hear the orator yell and say the same five things over and over? Generally while I'm not against this, I'm not going to praise and honor them for this either if it wasn't found in older ways of life like colonial times when so much was old!

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