Re: The sociopathy of Krüger, explained


"Bret Ludwig" <bretldwig@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> surf wrote:
>> <nyob123@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
>>
>> > By defining hi-fi as something that doesn't audibly distort?
>> > By maintaining that the truth is the truth and that audio conforms to
>> > known laws of physics?
>>
>> Do you think that people interested in SETs welcome this
>> advice at all?
>
> He doesn't, which is all the more reason to offer it. Nothing like
> being a general purpose high hard one.
>
Nice to have an expert opinion.


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