The Era of Noise: a Counter-Killing Game for Highly Sensitive People

In the era of noise suppression, industrialized noise has seriously affected people's lives, and neurologically sensitive people (HSP) have become a vulnerable group. Their struggle for the right to survive in a noisy society has become the core contradiction of the era. In the workplace, HSP people account for 15%, but although the workplace neurosafety index has been included in corporate ESG assessments, it has not changed the current situation of discrimination and bullying they suffer. Lin Mo, a newcomer in advertising, is one of them. She frequently suffers unfair treatment in the workplace. After being diagnosed with HSP, she suffered terribly from the ridicule from her colleagues and the noise at work. The truth about her father's death from a noisy work-related injury was revealed, which became a turning point in her life. Lin Mo began to wake up and rise up to resist. She tried various methods to safeguard her rights and interests, united with her mother to speak out for the HSP group, and pushed for the submission of the "Right to Silence Act." In her career, she used her unique neurological traits to design innovative plans, but was suppressed by capital agent Wang Zhenbang. But Lin Mo did not give up. She used the power of the Internet to expose her experiences, arouse social attention, and created the "Sensory Proletariat Alliance" to unite all parties. In this process, noise suppression technology has caused many controversies and challenges in diplomacy, social construction and other fields.