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In Reply to: Re: Huh! And that, in a moderated, peer-reviewed journal of (otherwise?) high integrity. But you must be right... nt posted by unclestu52 on May 25, 2006 at 10:33:09:
"But one has to train their ears, like any other sensory skill."With the exceptions of Scotch and women any sensory pleasure that you have to learn how to enjoy is too much trouble to be worth the effort.
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I'm sure sampling various Scotches was worth the effort and definitely so were the women, but I would extend that to beers, foods, games (golf, etc.), and many other little pleasures in life. I watch my God daughter growing up and she's already progressing beyond the MacD's happy meals....
My life is about expanding one's consciousness. Music is just one facet. I don't pursue it super rigorously, but I do enjoy it and also did even before my awareness of polarity and many other issues. Refining my choices and increasing my awareness has been more than worth the part time analyzing. It has led to greater appreciation and satisfaction to be able to control my sound.
Of course YMMV. That's life. You make what you will of it.
Stu
Well I guess that leaves out learning music, skiing, diving ... inter many alia .clark
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