Mnyb;514455 Wrote: > reality is not so malleable, under extreme circumstances black holes > neutron stars ? > > But our *perception* of reality is very malleable :) > > In fact we have no direct experience of reality it's filtrates trough > our senses and and brains. we have a very limited input, I would love to > see the whole em band on every scale from microscopic to the really > large things, but i cant. The night sky would probably be a wonder to > behold. > Our personal experience of life is a kind of personal fiction that is > mostly paralleled to reality in the best cases, I hope mine is ? > > Hence the need for indirect and external methods, statistics (abx) > mathematics or measurement also known as science, to establish fact's( > which by nature is a temp until better one is found) . > > Everything else is anecdotes and is of no value to establish a fact. > An anecdote is in best case an tale of your personal experience of an > event, but it it only establish your experience. > We as a collective can be totally wrong too ! So the sheer amount of > "tales" does only prove a thing "interesting to investigate" if if's not > to counter to very established facts, then it can be discarded whole > sale. > > If I told you that gravity does not work in a small spot in my garden, > you would not believe me right , no amount of single malt will change > that ? > > Or that mpingo disc makes my SB3 sounds better ? or quantum purifiers > ? > > Oop's I used the "new posts" function I did not see that this was in > audiophile, I'll better run and hide.
Excellent post. I agree completely. -- tomjtx ------------------------------------------------------------------------ tomjtx's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=7449 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=74724 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/audiophiles
