yes because existence is not based off our perception......

And here's the proof:

http://www.createdebate.com/debate/show/ If_a_tree_falls_and_theres_no_one_to_hear_it__does_it_make_a_sound

Yeah... If this planet was uninhabited with zero receptor cells then perhaps the actions that occur are of zero value or just go unnoticed. But, unfortunately there is life here and there are numerous other animal ears to hear that.

If I placed a recording device nearby a tree that was (about) to fall, turned it on, then ran to a place where I couldn't hear the tree falling, came back after the tree fell, and replayed the recording, I would hear it.

If a tree falls in the forest with only a deaf man around, does it make a sound?

Of course. Can the deaf man hear it? Of course not, he's deaf, dumbass.

I am going to bang my hand on the table....boom. I heard the sound but did you? Of course not, but i can verify that the sound was made. This proves that when you cannot hear a sound, does not mean a sound happen.

Stated by google definiions: a sound is a vibration that travels through the air. And that this vibration CAN be heard by humans. This means that these vibrations CAN or CANNOT be heard. Therefore, if the vibrations weren't heard by people does not mean that the vibrations occured.

Therefore, i ask you....did the vibrations occur? This is the true question because if no vibrations occured, then there is no sound. If vibrations did occur, then there is sound.

Ultimately, we cannot answer this question because no one can verify if the vibrations occured or not. This is my final answer.