fas42 Posted February 17, 2020 Share Posted February 17, 2020 1 hour ago, The Computer Audiophile said: I'm not calling objectivists crazies. I do think it's a little crazy that people are up in arms with a separate space to discuss matters that most people in the original spaces didn't want to read anyway. In a USB listening thread, almost nobody wants to read anything from objectivists. Yet, when I provide a space for objectivists to refute anything said in the USB cable threads, the objectivists get mad. Makes no sense to me. No, it's just that they like behaving in a crazy way ... at times. A lot of it is really directed at "their gang"; the drinking buddies who are having a great time slagging off at the other lot, down at the local. sandyk, eternaloptimist and March Audio 1 2 Link to comment
fas42 Posted February 17, 2020 Share Posted February 17, 2020 27 minutes ago, pkane2001 said: The split seems to be a recognition that the larger audience of this site isn't interested in science, facts, or proper engineering discussions. Too bad. Unfortunately, this fails to recognise that many who stir the most are really in the scientism camp, as compared to the field of science. March Audio and opus101 1 1 Link to comment
Popular Post fas42 Posted February 17, 2020 Popular Post Share Posted February 17, 2020 6 minutes ago, jabbr said: I mean, where are we supposed to discuss "Networks" ... is the current subforum intended only for subjective network sound? In the past, it was the OP which set the rules of the individual thread. What is wrong with that rule? Actually, that makes sense to me - but have it that the the OP be able to set a clearly marked switch, per thread, which says that overly 'objectivist' posts are not acceptable. Not part of the post, but a setting per thread - no emotion is then attached to stating the intent. And allow that setting to be altered, by Chris and the OP, at any time. What happens to disruptive posts posted is something else, to be decided. pkane2001 and kumakuma 2 Link to comment
fas42 Posted February 17, 2020 Share Posted February 17, 2020 5 minutes ago, Shimei said: I recently experienced this myself. Purchasing a new pair of speakers I realized how unimpressed I was upon first listening. I later realized that it was because I was "expecting" a certain sound beforehand. My very presuppositions were an obstacle. This is where the 'subjectivist' stance gets irritating, for people like me. The speakers should sound like nothing - they merely part of the conduit that gives me sound ... if they add "seasoning" then they, or the system overall is not doing the job properly ... always two sides, 😉. Shimei 1 Link to comment
fas42 Posted February 18, 2020 Share Posted February 18, 2020 34 minutes ago, The Computer Audiophile said: It doesn't work because people are coming in threads in the middle, nobody reads the entire thing, and people just don't care what others thing often times. I'm being 100% serious. We've had this for a long time, but the die hards on both sides don't care. The marker for the status of the thread would always appear at the top of every page for the thread, irrespective of how old, or how long - highlighted fairly strongly if necessary - even something simple like a special character at the beginning of the name of the thread, say, kumakuma 1 Link to comment
fas42 Posted February 18, 2020 Share Posted February 18, 2020 7 minutes ago, pkane2001 said: keep going. What happens if there is a thread outside the Objective sub forum that I comment on based on my objective experience. Can I post there? What happens if I do post and someone doesn’t like my response? Or starts a fight with me? Or ...? What triggers the move of my posts into isolation chamber? Most people can pick when there is a smirk embedded in the post, refuting the "subjectivist silliness" - I don't think a jury is needed to decide, what was the thrust behind the post ... Link to comment
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