There are attempts at times to rationalize-away the aspects people do not want to believe possible that are shown to be relevant and very important. Belief is fine but can get you in trouble with arguments so no point in discussing beliefs or rationalizing to ‘science’ which is really just selectively used as a crutch for a belief.
I belived, once, ‘bits were bits’, ‘all cables were the same if they met the spec’, ‘all switches just switched bits’…and more.
I found none of that is true with respect to HiFi at the high-end of performance present day - although it is also all ‘true’ in its own context.
Some of this is possibly the top-end is now more available more widely and has also improved to more revealing - my general opinion - or a combination of other things.
In any case I seem to be a rare person that can adapt to experience and not scream at people to not offend my beliefs when they are found wanting.
I like learning and experiencing new things and then contemplating them as to what it is all about - the joy of being human IMO.
But it is also interesting observing the psychology of it all as people do like a firm foundation to their life and I have observed people here ‘in the flesh in-person’ at my house become scared and fearful with panic when I demonstrate the ‘impossible’ - to the extent now I don’t do it without providing a plausible ‘legitimate’ reason which although I can determine it can’t be that at all serves to make people not leap to the most primitive mental tools to protect themselves.
All very interesting. I don’t think we can stop incredulity and I’d not want to personally - it is all ok and good IMO - healthy even.
DB.