Re: The Golden Ear

On Apr 3, 1:43 pm, "Arny Krueger" <ar...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" <artygu...@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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On Apr 2, 8:46 am, "Arny Krueger" <ar...@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" <artygu...@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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I would suggest that you are insane.

Insane people are well-known to talk like that. There's
a certain kind of
backwards rationality to it - either they are insane and
everybody else is
sane, or vice-versa.
Leaving aside your weak attempt at "IKYABWAI",

Hardly weak - you're acting like you are personally threatened.

Not at all, GOIA. I thrive on irony.

 let's  examine your claim. Insane people tend to think they're the only
sane
people in the  room. They think everybody else is insane.

Sounds like you, SHITR.

No, it doesn't. You aren't very good at this.

I do not think that I am the only sane person in the
room.

Can't prove that by your behavior, SHITR. Or perhaps we can expand on that
to say that you act like you are the only person in the room with a brain.

Why, another fallacious claim! Two in a row!

 Likewise, I  do not think that everybody else in the room is insane..

Again SHITR, your behavior tells a different story.

Strike three! If you were ever in, you'd be out! LOL!

2pid and nob,  for example, not insane: are just exceedingly stupid.

That could be part of your insanity, SHITR. Or, it could be part of your
post traumatic stress problem.  You are a bit singular.

Hm. I'm no expert in Krooglish, but this is a suspect statement.

Bratzi, for   example, is not insane: he is just pure evil.

Actually, he's just someone playing a role.

So you know him. Figures.

Most of your  arguments are not, which is (of course) another sign of
insanity.

Most of my arguments are not what?

Statements without clear antecedants are signs of fuzzy thinking.

Snipping them seems somehow worse to me, but then again I'm not
insane. Let's try again, shall we? I'm here for you:

"So your argument is not logically valid. Most of your arguments are
not, which is (of course) another sign of insanity."

Do you still have any questions? If so, just ask!

GOIA, many, if not most, of the people in the room
believe you to be  unhinged.

Delusions of omniscience noted. In fact you don't even know how many people
are in this so-called room. It's certainly far less than the few that it
appears to be. It appears that  you and the Middiot have driven off pretty
much everybody who might post here about audio. Bratzi has done his share.

Yup. It's me and George.

The conspiracy has been victorious! LOL!

Before the Middiot and Bratzi, RAO was a thriving forum of audio-related
intellectual discussion. Post-Middiot, it is the intellectual wasteland that
we see before us.

Now you're taking my well-earned glory from me and attributing it to
Bratzi. I want my fair share.

You are the lone person claiming that you are sane.

There's not a representive number of people posting here to give that
statement any meaning at all.

I see nobody leaping to your defense now. Perhaps the conspiracy drove
off everybody who knows you to be sane.

Doesn't  that tell us something? ;-)

SHITR, it tells us about your ignorance of the fallacy of basing
far-reaching claims on the opinions of only a few people.  BTW, isn't it
time for you to morph into Art or the Middiot?

If the question of your insanity was a matter of "opinion" perhaps
your erroneous claim might have some validity.

Oh well.
.

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