People vary in their sensitivity for to trying to detect cheats when information is limited. The intuition comes from System 1, of course. Some of that is needed, because cheats can be very harmful to society.
However, it is also System 1 that produces intuition about witches causing droughts. "Somehow I don't think this drought is just random chance."
So, while it's important to pay attention when suspicious things happen, it's also important to reasonably withhold judgement and avoid jumping to conclusions.
I don't think lies or cheats in the audio industry cause any harm to society only touch a few marks out of a little money.
Funny this week the head of MIT's autonomous vehicle group said that well now we need to teach them how to do a left turn maybe 10yr. maybe never without intervention. Talk about potential harm to society.
Regarding audio cheats, okay, but what System 1 thinks and what System 2 thinks are often inconsistent. And, some people certainly have been killed for cheating a few marks out of some money. Not that it's rational to do so, but intuitions and emotions aren't necessarily logical.
Regarding autonomous vehicles, unlike human cheaters natural selection hasn't had much opportunity to develop a lot of intuitions specific to them. But I would imagine that once human drivers are outlawed and cars wanting to turn left negotiate sequencing via radio with other vehicles in the area, overall traffic deaths will probably go down. In the meantime, the vehicles may have to do like a guy I used to know who didn't like left turns, go around the block to the right?
600W type R bovine pure linear computer power / have a fever PC power supply.
Bovine and fever are mistranslations I have read on other pages.
Anybody know the correct translation ?.
Dan.
Bovine and fever are mistranslations I have read on other pages.
Anybody know the correct translation ?.
Dan.
I don't know about the Silmics, but in my humble experience marketeers are generally smarter, sometimes MUCH smarter, than we think.
OTOH I remember a Sony high-end equipment series from maybe 70-ies or 80-ies which sported on their faceplate the motto 'Extremely Standard'.
I always wondered about that; I think I understand what they were trying to plant in our collective minds but for me it came across as 'Very Bog Standard, Nothing Special'.
It was expensive too.
Jan
I think they wised up. I am confident it was Extremely Standard in the beginning, I would not have missed the 'high'. The logo was stylized ES also.
But back to the anti-virus cable. Someone pointed out that if it is a language issue, how come that the rest of the copy has perfect syntax and spelling?
Jan
But back to the anti-virus cable. Someone pointed out that if it is a language issue, how come that the rest of the copy has perfect syntax and spelling?
Jan
They may have problem translating sentences. But they surely know their alphabets.But back to the anti-virus cable. Someone pointed out that if it is a language issue, how come that the rest of the copy has perfect syntax and spelling?
Jan
Regards
You are right sir. Here is info about 'Extremely Standard' in the description on left side. Vintage Knob.
Regards
Actually an obscure use!
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/compass
3.2. Is the definition I think they were aiming for!
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