Today, however, the police have finally released the identity of the suspect and a motive: it was a Criminology student at the University of Idaho who was behind the attack.
According to the police, the student was driven by a deep-seated hatred of white noise and sought to exact revenge on the university for its use of the sound in its classrooms.
The student had become increasingly agitated and hostile towards the sound, blaming it for his inability to concentrate and the disruption to his studies. He allegedly plotted to carry out an attack on the university, planning to set off a bomb in the library.
Fortunately, the police were able to stop the attack before any real damage was done. However, the student’s actions have still sparked a debate about the use of white noise in universities across the country.
Many people are questioning whether this sound is really necessary in classrooms and if it could be replaced with something more calming and conducive to learning. The trend of the hashtag #StopWhiteNoise has been trending on social media in response to the attack.
Regardless of the outcome of the investigation, it is clear that this tragedy has raised awareness of the effects of white noise on students, and the need for universities to take steps to ensure that their students are in a comfortable and conducive learning environment.
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