this is complete waste of time. Better he focus more on washing his clothes
this is complete waste of time. Better he focus more on washing his clothes
Your in luck! A secret but reputable source told me his next challenge will be 3 T-shirts: the original, one washed with a generic detergent, and one using a GR branded new detergent! It’s your job to see if you can keep them apart..?Better he focus more on washing his clothes.
You mean his "GR >>>> ASR" t-shirts? Or his "ASR isn't qualified to carry my GR Research peer-reviewed papers!" t-shirts?Your in luck! A secret but reputable source told me his next challenge will be 3 T-shirts: the original, one washed with a generic detergent, and one using a GR branded new detergent! It’s your job to see if you can keep them apart..?
Cast a wider net, find more inexperienced or gullible people and sell more product, i think.Do we know what the point of the challenge is yet?
Online fights are a great way to attract attention.Cast a wider net, find more inexperienced or gullible people and sell more product, i think.![]()
Sad but true.Online fights are a great way to attract attention.
Like going to the race just to see the wrecks.Sad but true.
Forum wars!![]()
I know you're joking, but I always wondered why the audiophools claim that a power cable on audio equipment makes a difference, but it's not the case for any other piece of electronics. Nobody ever says, "Oh you bought a 2 grand 4K HD TV? Well you won't get the best picture unless you use this special power cord." Or computer guys will shell out thousands, meticulously choosing each component for a PC. And the power cord? Well they just use whatever came with the power supply. Because they know it doesn't make a difference.Had he used his power cable on a washing machine, would his T-shirt be substantially cleaner?
Well, sure. Who's stupid enough to think a power cord improves performance?I know you're joking, but I always wondered why the audiophools claim that a power cable on audio equipment makes a difference, but it's not the case for any other piece of electronics. Nobody ever says, "Oh you bought a 2 grand 4K HD TV? Well you won't get the best picture unless you use this special power cord." Or computer guys will shell out thousands, meticulously choosing each component for a PC. And the power cord? Well they just use whatever came with the power supply. Because they know it doesn't make a difference.
And what power cords are the record companies using on all the expensive electronics that records the music? The cord that came with the equipment that's what.
Eh… yes, that is exactly the claim these type of companies make, even for TVs.I know you're joking, but I always wondered why the audiophools claim that a power cable on audio equipment makes a difference, but it's not the case for any other piece of electronics. Nobody ever says, "Oh you bought a 2 grand 4K HD TV? Well you won't get the best picture unless you use this special power cord."
Sadly some say that as well, at least in the case of power conditioners and filters. Designer of the PS Audio Directstream DAC comes to mind (despite his engineering degree). Fortunately that is easy to debunk as video can be frozen and with test patterns, you can tell if something has or has not changed.Nobody ever says, "Oh you bought a 2 grand 4K HD TV? Well you won't get the best picture unless you use this special power cord."
This is one I often cite to when talking about this kind of nonsense.Or computer guys will shell out thousands, meticulously choosing each component for a PC. And the power cord? Well they just use whatever came with the power supply. Because they know it doesn't make a difference.
With the caveat that, we haven't proven that clams are in fact happy.they're happy as clams to run that way for years without issue.
I've spent a fair amount of time on the ocean. I can confirm that clams are indeed happy.With the caveat that, we haven't proven that clams are in fact happy.
I'm glad for them.I've spent a fair amount of time on the ocean. I can confirm that clams are indeed happy.
It's much easier to do controlled testing with image. You just put two of the same TV side by side and look at the image, as closely and as long as you want. Or loop save 10 second clip as many times as you want. Unfortunately there are noticeable unit to unit variations in TVs, but you can note these beforehand and of course change the unit that has premium cabling during the tests.Nobody ever says, "Oh you bought a 2 grand 4K HD TV? Well you won't get the best picture unless you use this special power cord."
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but your eyes are not evolved to be objective tools, there is very much post processing and loss compression happening.It's much easier to do controlled testing with image. You just put two of the same TV side by side and look at the image
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but your eyes are not evolved to be objective tools, there is very much post processing and loss compression happening.
Yes, that is exactly and precisely what i mean. The keyword is objectively.You mean that if we are given the same image in two identical screens we are unable to compare them objectively?