magiccarpetride;685996 Wrote: > I am aware that Tiger balm is just a pile of superstition, but hey, it > works for me despite the fact that I'm fully aware of the sham. > You have confirmed my point - for you, it still works even though you know it's a lie! Perhaps, to be fair to people who come after us on what is, after all, a public forum, you should put the above quote in your signature. It puts your opinions on audio matters in their proper context. magiccarpetride;685996 Wrote: > > The pharmaceutical pain killers, on the other hand, have been proven to > create addiction. > Somehwhat of a generalisation, I think. Let's not get into the "natural = good, man-made = bad" nonsense. magiccarpetride;685996 Wrote: > > I like your enthusiasm. It's like saying we can reverse-engineer some > world famous wine. Yes, a bottle of wine contains many measurable > parameters, but it would be utterly naive to believe that by measuring > a whole bunch of parameters found in that wine sample one can then turn > around, go to the lab, and produce the exact replica. In theory, as a species who has deconstructed the human genome, analysing and then replicating chemically a bottle of wine, or anything else, is trivial. The practicalities are of course different. But in the case of an electrical conductor, where there are only three parameters...
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