our focus of audio: a poll.

[wadude]

I’ll listen to music on anything but why deny it, fundamentally I’m a gear head.

 

[Newman]

Insight: "We will resist categorical thinking over, and over, and over. Not just because that's cool, and nuanced, and subtle, all of that. But fall into categorical thinking, and you can do unspeakable damage in a realm of science that makes a difference."- Stanford professor Robert Sapolsky, professor of biology, neurology, and neurosurgery.

Challenge: Try not to ever allow others to create BS categories and ask you to choose one for yourself, nor to do so when interacting with others, in all walks of life.

Tip: If you answered, or believed your answer to be, "#3! That's me, I'm all about the music", and you did it here on ASR, you aren't being entirely honest.

Poll: With whom are you being dishonest? 1. Us. 2. Yourself. In considering your answer, give weight to Sapolsky's words.

Closing prayer: Thank goodness that the audio hobby is not "a realm of science that makes a difference".

cheers

 

[wadude]

Insight: "We will resist categorical thinking over, and over, and over. Not just because that's cool, and nuanced, and subtle, all of that. But fall into categorical thinking, and you can do unspeakable damage in a realm of science that makes a difference."- Stanford professor Robert Sapolsky, professor of biology, neurology, and neurosurgery.

Challenge: Try not to ever allow others to create BS categories and ask you to choose one for yourself, nor to do so when interacting with others, in all walks of life.

Tip: If you answered, or believed your answer to be, "#3! That's me, I'm all about the music", and you did it here on ASR, you aren't being entirely honest.

Poll: With whom are you being dishonest? 1. Us. 2. Yourself. In considering your answer, give weight to Sapolsky's words.

Closing prayer: Thank goodness that the audio hobby is not "a realm of science that makes a difference".

cheers

I skimmed the article in your signature. It was a new twist on the vinyl revival. Thanks.
Hard to avoid categorizing ourselves and others though.