IS EVERYTHING DEBATABLE, REALLY?

[sandyk]

4 hours ago, Audiophile Neuroscience said:

  4 hours ago, Ralf11 said:

 

You really aren't "an MD" as you *claim* are you  Mullahphile nutso?

 

 Audiophile Neuroscience is a Medical Specialist with an office in Camperdown in Sydney, with close proximity to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.

What are YOUR qualifications ?

[Ralf11]

mine are a lot closer to audio than that (or than yours for that matter)

 

NOT that I made ANY propositions here that require expertise in audio - he did and you did, not moi

 

besides, I eat sauce Alfredo

 

* you DO realize that I merely copied and then slightly modified his attack posting, right??

 

both of you are giving Aussies a bad stereotype and would be well advised to not be such sensitive snowflakes when someone asks if you have tested something

 

you know, testing,  like sciencey stuff

 

it is the basis for modern medicine

 

it is the basis for modern telecommunications

 

and the rest of our civilization (the non-trump parts anyway)

[sandyk]

16 minutes ago, Ralf11 said:

both of you are giving Aussies a bad stereotype and would be well advised to not be such sensitive snowflakes when someone asks if you have tested something

 

 The day when I need advice from you of all people, who demands proof of everything that other members say, and ignores all results including those of DBTs,  and calls them purely anecdotal, will be the day that I give up on DIY electronics, and making special PSUs etc. for friends at cost price !

Unlike you appear to be , I am very active in the area of trying to further improve my Audio system, both from the PC and main system. I do this in order to help turn back the clock a little bit with aging hearing, and pass the information  learned to other people so that they may benefit too.  It's their loss , not mine, if they are unwilling to even  try some of my suggestions , especially in the PSU area, that have been well received by many other C.A. members.

[Audiophile Neuroscience]

16 minutes ago, Ralf11 said:

mine are a lot closer to audio than that (or than yours for that matter)

 

Enlighten us

 

16 minutes ago, Ralf11 said:

NOT that I made ANY propositions here that require expertise in audio - he did and you did, not moi

 

You make scientific claims on testing but when challenged to show references you make generalizations and appeal to Science. You ask my credentials but wont provide yours.

 

16 minutes ago, Ralf11 said:

* you DO realize that I merely copied and then slightly modified his attack posting, right??

 

I was only copying you. So wait, you were copying me copying you.Either way, I gave my credentials now what yours?

 

 

16 minutes ago, Ralf11 said:

both of you are giving Aussies a bad stereotype and would be well advised to not be such sensitive snowflakes when someone asks if you have tested something

you know, testing,  like sciencey stuff

it is the basis for modern medicine

it is the basis for modern telecommunications

and the rest of our civilization (the non-trump parts anyway)

 

The way you talk with such authority from everything from Medicine to Telecommunications, anyone would think you are a real "scientist" - are you ?

 

16 minutes ago, Ralf11 said:

both of you are giving Aussies a bad stereotype and would be well advised to not be such sensitive snowflakes

 

Your advice is not required. You are mistaken about snowflakes, if that's what you think Alex and I are for calling out your nonsense. The only one melting away is you - when asked to produce evidence about testing or qualifications to your claim of "scientist".

[sandyk]

44 minutes ago, Ralf11 said:

it is the basis for modern telecommunications

 

There is a good chance that I know quite a bit more more about this area than you do, as I was a Principal Telecommunications Technical Officer with Telstra before retiring.

 I also received several awards from Telstra for innovative technical improvements that markedly improved service standards and equipment reliability.

[One and a half]

53 minutes ago, Ralf11 said:

mine are a lot closer to audio than that (or than yours for that matter)

 

NOT that I made ANY propositions here that require expertise in audio - he did and you did, not moi

 

besides, I eat sauce Alfredo

 

* you DO realize that I merely copied and then slightly modified his attack posting, right??

 

both of you are giving Aussies a bad stereotype and would be well advised to not be such sensitive snowflakes when someone asks if you have tested something

 

you know, testing,  like sciencey stuff

 

it is the basis for modern medicine

 

it is the basis for modern telecommunications

 

and the rest of our civilization (the non-trump parts anyway)

Gee @Ralf11, you feeling ok, there's more than one line in this post, good to see but kind of worrisome and out of character. Carry on.

[Speed Racer]

There is nothing less impressive than the CV of a retired person.....

[Audiophile Neuroscience]

Just now, Speed Racer said:

There is nothing less impressive than the CV of a retired person.....

 

Do you try not to make sense? You now add ageism to your negativity list? And YES that is very negative.

[Speed Racer]

Just now, Audiophile Neuroscience said:

 

Do you try not to make sense? You now add ageism to your negativity list? And YES that is very negative.

 

Here, I will use your strategy:

 

Who said anything about old people?

[Speed Racer]

By the way, I am retired.....but I am not old!

[sandyk]

3 minutes ago, Speed Racer said:

There is nothing less impressive than the CV of a retired person.....

 

 Other than perhaps your CV ?

[Audiophile Neuroscience]

2 minutes ago, Speed Racer said:

 

Here, I will use your strategy:

 

Who said anything about old people?

 

Drats

[Speed Racer]

Just now, sandyk said:

 

 Other than perhaps your CV ?

 

My CV is boring. It only has Apple and the company I started.....and sold that allowed me to retire at 49.

[fas42]

1 hour ago, PeterSt said:

I am glad this thread is not moderated.

 

Hmmm ... it's a bright crowd on CA - but they still can't resist a bit of argy bargy, on the slightest pretext ... just like all the other audio forums ...

[sandyk]

6 minutes ago, Speed Racer said:

Who said anything about old people?

 

 Yeah, you don't have to be old to be prematurely retired , as many underperforming E.Es will undoubtedly become in this highly competitive world.

 

[Audiophile Neuroscience]

2 minutes ago, Speed Racer said:

 

My CV is boring. It only has Apple and the company I started.....and sold that allowed me to retire at 49.

 

Are we supposed to be swayed in some way by this and why is yours or anyone else's CV less impressive once retired -  " nothing less impressive than the CV of a retired person.....

[Audiophile Neuroscience]

3 minutes ago, fas42 said:

 

Hmmm ... it's a bright crowd on CA - but they still can't resist a bit of argy bargy, on the slightest pretext ... just like all the other audio forums ...

 

unmoderated audio forums

[Speed Racer]

4 minutes ago, Audiophile Neuroscience said:

 

Are we supposed to be swayed in some way by this and why is yours or anyone else's CV less impressive once retired -  " nothing less impressive than the CV of a retired person.....

 

Like I said, my CV is boring....CV's are generally boring....and the CV of a retired person is almost always boring because it is no longer very relevant.

[Audiophile Neuroscience]

Just now, Speed Racer said:

.and the CV of a retired person is almost always boring because it is no longer very relevant.

 

Are you thinking before you write this stuff?

[Speed Racer]

Hell, CV's are generally irrelevant! Degrees often are too. I remember when I was at Apple and the powers that be would hire hotshot Berkley CS grads that knew a lot but very little to nothing about personal computers and how they were being used in the real world.

[Speed Racer]

2 minutes ago, Audiophile Neuroscience said:

 

Are you thinking before you write this stuff?

 

Of course....at least as much as you are before you post...

[sandyk]

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DACs: Yggdrasil, Modi Multibit
DDCs: Schiit Eitr

Roon Endpoints: Sonore ultraRendu
Amps: Pioneer M-22, Mjolnir 2, Vali 2
Preamps: Freya, Don Sachs Model 2 (on order)
Speakers: Tekton Design Double Impact

 

 IF you are so highly qualified, why don't you design and construct a good part of your own equipment ?

Too lazy perhaps ?

I have E.E. friends that at least design and construct their own DACs, preamps and Power Amps etc. as well as design  improved X Over networks for their commercial speakers.

[Audiophile Neuroscience]

 

13 minutes ago, Speed Racer said:

Hell, CV's are generally irrelevant! Degrees often are too.

 

Okay so degrees are often irrelevant and so are CV's especially from retired people that are speaking from experience.

So what is relevant?

 

[Speed Racer]

2 minutes ago, sandyk said:

 

 IF you are so highly qualified, why don't you design and construct a good part of your own equipment ?

Too lazy perhaps ?

I have E.E. friends that at least design and construct their own DACs, preamps and Power Amps etc. as well as design  improved X Over networks for their commercial speakers.

 

Who said anything about being qualified to design hardware? I was a software guy that got into networking and Internet crap.

[sandyk]

1 minute ago, Speed Racer said:

Who said anything about being qualified to design hardware? I was a software guy that got into networking and Internet crap.

 

In that case then , you are no more qualified to disparage posts about Audio by other members , regarding hardware improvements, power supplies ,  Regens etc. than  Ralf 11 is !!!

It doesn't seem to stop you though !