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In Reply to: Gibberish… posted by David Aiken on September 1, 2005 at 02:49:37:
Mr. Aiken,While I appreciate the full response of yours and have benefitted from posts from you in the past, here you err.
It is very possible and indeed very sadly common for persons to have a (let's call it) one-sided view of life. Knowledge from NO ONE is balanced and even. I repeat: not a one. Experitse in one sub-specialty will not extend to another sub-specialty. Ever ask a heart specialist about lung cancer? (only an example). This is why I wanted posters to not neglect a 'balanced and basic' knowledge of audio when choosing their 'expert' or knowledgeable person.
Secondly and lastly, theoretical knowledge (where one can be an expert) and applied knowledge are not necessarily going to go hand in hand. I thought this observation was a 'given'; if it's not, then you need to look around you, and let that Look include the suppression of "gibberish' from others' posts.
Respect,
Guy
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Follow Ups
- Re: Gibberish…for those who lack a knowledge about knowledge... - Guy 09/1/0509:21:05 09/1/05 (3)
- Yaaa - and a, *my dad can kick your dads' ass* tooo . . . - Mike Mount 19:27:35 09/1/05 (0)
- Re: Gibberish…for those who lack a knowledge about knowledge... - David Aiken 17:29:42 09/1/05 (1)
- Re: Thanks for your lucid explanation. Got to give it more thought (on my part) - Guy 20:33:10 09/1/05 (0)
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