I think it would be easier for us to discss here (same as my iniitial posting for the other thread I mentioned earlier)
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Have a look of the following picture:
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What do you see in the middle column?
Answer A: 4 different boxes of
gradient of grey
scale? or
Answer B: 4 different boxes of
static grey color?
I am not sure if all people would pick A (but I
did).
How many of you would pick B
honestly based on your experience / feeling without knowing the answer first? I don't know.
Yes, the answer is B.
Did I tell lie if I state that I see gradient of greyscale instead of static grey color? Well... I didn't (at least that's my believe)
After knowng the answer should be B, would that affect/change my experience / feeling in "reality" (i.e. what I can experience / feel actually)? Hmm... I still expereince / feel the same (i.e. I will pick A) even I know the answer is B.
Similar arguments in the audio domain are happening here.
Many people do tell us here that the answer is B, i.e. you shoud not "SEE" any difference. They are the same!
Well.... would that change how I experience / feel in "reality"? Hmm...
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In the above example, we all agreed that the four boxes in the middle are just 4 different static grey color (i.e. the answer is B)
But most people would still experience / feel that they are not static as below (this is actually the capture of the second box).
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What control we are missing here?