> If the people in power say there's no high-pitched sound, and the people out of power are suffering from the high-pitched sound, what is "true"? How is the p

> If the people in power say there's no high-pitched sound, and the people out of power are suffering from the high-pitched sound, what is "true"? How is the power of the speaker relevant to the truth of what they are saying? Would the presence of a high pitched sound change if the people in power say there /is/ a high-pitched sound, and the people out of power say it doesn't exist? The way we find truth is to measure the sound, rather than to pay undue attention to anecdotal evidence to one party based on identity.