On 9/13/2009 4:17 AM India Time, _ichord_ wrote: > "If a highly processed vocals is making a song sound hissy, whats so pleasant > in hearing it? " > > This is subjective and whether you think it's pleasant or not, is up to you. > I'm not contradicting myself. I don't sense any hiss at all. To me, it > doesn't bother. > > Look man, you have your opinions and I have mine. You have your ears and I > have mine. It just comes down to perception in this case. Let's leave this > to rest. I really don't want to discuss this further. >
Everything is subjective for someone. Sun is stationary and it is earth that moves around that but still we all humans say "sun is rising" and "sun is setting" because that's what we see happening with our own eyes while we don't feel the movement of our own earth. Thus, when someone says something, it is always his personal opinion, whether he explicitly mentions this disclaimer or not. Still, if we believe that we are and claim to be behaving in a civilized manner, we have to listen and think over what others are saying, even if that is a minority of one. We should not just go on speaking endlessly same and same things. This is a list (any list is) of learned persons and is not an echo point where one can expect and demand that whatever you are saying will be echoed back by other persons. All this "you have your opinions and I have mine. You have your ears and I have mine." is a very irresponsible sort of behavior, I feel. It is like shrugging away the responsibility for what one has written. One wrote something and when somebody else doesn't agree with that, the original writer saying that he doesn't bother about what others might say, is not a civilized way of communication. Here we are to interact. If we have just to express ourselves, we can do in the seclusion of our room . Here we are writing to a group of 15000 living humans and they read what we write and they get opinions about that. And when they reply, are we entitled to say that I don't care for what you thought on what I wrote. We have to be ready to discuss, explain, talk about what we wrote earlier. We are obliged to read the replies on our posts, we are bound to answer queries and acknowledge differences of opinion on our mails. Anyone not doing this is believing that here he has got a captive audience on which he can practice his writing skills and review skills and analysing skills without taking any responsibility of it. -- Rawat
