That seems doable...
That's not happened in over a hundred years, how much longer do you want to give it?
The Earth was known to be flat for thousands of years. There are literally countless examples of known fact that are constantly being overturned with new knowledge.That's not happened in over a hundred years, how much longer do you want to give it?
And lets not forget common sense either ( that cant be taught )
If this ever happens we will all change our mind. Until it does we wont
That's a myth, plus not really relevant. We're in the 3rd decade of the 21st century, we really don't yet fully understand voltage in a wire? It's a bit of a stretch. Anyway as others have said, do the testing proposed and we can go from there. I don't think there's any reason to suspect that the results will be any different from previous efforts.
Right. And if they saw a unicorn every time, I would change my views on unicorns. Until then, unicorns don't exist.
But we do fully understand the anatomy and physiology of the human ear and how it physically works.
Even the Ancient Greeks understood it was round and were able to get fairly close to measuring the size of it thousands of years ago. There just isn't some magical thing our ears can hear that can't be measured. If there was someone could have easily proven it by now. People hear differences mainly because we hear more with our eyes and our expectations than most people realize. The brain creates differences the ears didn't actually hear.
You're proposing two mutually impossible possibilities. If 2 cables, correctly blind tested show differences which people reliably pick up, then they cannot measure exactly the same, there will always be a clear and obvious reason for the audible difference. If two cables measure the same, then they cannot be audibly distinguished in properly constituted blind tests, so your premise is flawed.
A ruler is a measuring device. If a micrometer or caliper shows no difference in the length of 2 objects then we can discount any difference one might see with ruler measurements.
This especially.
The one time that I know of where a company tried to prove that their cables were superior to another's, the independent testing company with an international reputation proved them wrong. Two of their cables were actually worse than the competitor's similar cables. Both of the companies involved in the test are mentioned here very often. And neither of their products beat out similar cables sourced from Radio Shack.
that just made me sad
