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"Karyudo" <karyudo_usenet@yahoo.com.remove.me> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 05:19:52 GMT, "Gary C"
> <Clem_Kadiddlehopper@Crazy_Googinheimer.com> wrote:
>
>>Maybe like speakers, [there's science behind them too]
>>one pair of speakers sound shrill to me, but warm to you.
>
> Speakers are mechanical devices, driven by continuously-variable
> analog voltages. *Of course* there are differences!
>
> And the analogy here is closer to trying to argue that a given pair of
> speakers sounds shrill using one set of speaker wires of a given
> length and gauge, but sounds warm to the *same person* using a second
> set of speaker wires of the same length and gauge. Huh?? I pretty much
> call bullshit. And even then there is the chance of more real,
> measurable variation, since the signals are analog.
>
>>*HE* sees a difference, in his _OPINION_.
>
> But what all of the rational people in this post are pointing out is
> that he is *not* seeing a difference! He's *imagining* a difference.
> His opinion is irrelevant; numbers is numbers.
>
> That complete irrationality is the frustrating part of reading his
> posts.

Same here. You don't even know me name or what I look like, but you want to
tell me what I am imagining? You are a physcopath.

>
> The funny part of his posts is where he talks down to people, advising
> them to "do some testing" to see for themselves. HAHAHAHAHA! Maybe I'm
> a small, petty person, but I'm enjoying this idiotic thread no end...

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