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Bi-wiring my JPW330's
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<blockquote data-quote="AV" data-source="post: 17123" data-attributes="member: 472"><p>I believe it is this way of thinking that keep us from learning something. There are not suppossed to be two sides, <strong>the only way to learn and understand is by discussing what we perceive and try and figure out how and why it works that way</strong>. I believe not one of our "listening" types want to dismiss any scientific principles, but I believe (as DevillEars also suggested) that science will never have all the answers because there is just too much that we don't know or understand. To me, if Ohm's law can't explain something then there must be something else at work that we have to discover. As soon as we think we know everything, there is nothing to learn anymore.</p><p></p><p>I've never claimed that ears are perfect or that we don't need measuring instruments, what is important is that we use every available resource while knowing and understanding the shortcomings of them all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AV, post: 17123, member: 472"] I believe it is this way of thinking that keep us from learning something. There are not suppossed to be two sides, [b]the only way to learn and understand is by discussing what we perceive and try and figure out how and why it works that way[/b]. I believe not one of our "listening" types want to dismiss any scientific principles, but I believe (as DevillEars also suggested) that science will never have all the answers because there is just too much that we don't know or understand. To me, if Ohm's law can't explain something then there must be something else at work that we have to discover. As soon as we think we know everything, there is nothing to learn anymore. I've never claimed that ears are perfect or that we don't need measuring instruments, what is important is that we use every available resource while knowing and understanding the shortcomings of them all. [/QUOTE]
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