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The audio opens with the distinctive, crinkly sound of a plastic bag being manipulated, creating a sensory experience that instantly transports the listener to a familiar setting - perhaps a supermarket check-out or the unpacking of groceries at home. This is the unmistakable foley work that adds depth and realism to the audio. As the audio progresses, the listener can discern the subtle variations in the plastic sounds, suggesting different types and uses of plastic - from the thin rustle of a carrier bag to the more solid snap of a plastic container. The audio cleverly simulates the omnipresence and deceptive versatility of plastic in our everyday lives. The title, "Deception of Plastic," provides a conceptual framework for the audio. It suggests a critical perspective on the pervasive use of plastic and its environmental implications. The soundscape draws attention to the deceptive simplicity and convenience of plastic, prompting the listener to reflect on its potential harms. I
