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In Reply to: One can look at that another way. posted by Kal Rubinson on August 3, 2014 at 05:38:35:
I've read--sorry, no citations and no time to look them up--that tests have shown that even these "deep brain," preconscious aspects of hearing are influenced by cultural--well, influences (i.e., influence of certain brands, like Coke). This has led me to conclude that hearing is intrinsically subjective, or, to put it another way, sometimes you really do hear differences you think you hear; it's not in the sound, but you hear it. Is this wrong?
Jim
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- Kal, is this correct? - Jim Austin 04:52:58 08/05/14 (1)
- Yes but all of this is relative. - Kal Rubinson 06:49:32 08/05/14 (0)
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