alekz wrote: > A: I see a white ball. > B: No. It's not a ball. It's a cube. > A: No it's a ball. > B: And it's not white. It's black. > A: OK, ok, it's not absolutely white. Let's call it off-white ball. > B: And you do not see anything, actually. It does not exist. Because it > cannot exist. I'm a <...> engineer. Nobody here believes in it. > A: Errrmmm... > B: Yes, you see it because they told you that you would see it. > A: But... > B: Crap. Bullshit. Go to another forum, they also think that it's not > black. >
The fallacy here is that what some hears is not the same as a physical object like a ball, white or otherwise. Perhaps if you were looking at ink blots and arguing over what they look like then your analogy might be more appropriate. R. _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list audiophiles@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
