The Anagram

[penance]

I give up,someone else have a go

I know how you feel. Educating pork springs to mind.

 

[merlin]

Ah, the pigs again Mr P

 

[penance]

oink

 

[wadia-miester]

On a small world west of wonder, somewhere nowhere odd, lives a null tester who's equally odd

 

[merlin]

Actually, given the reaction to the petty insults we were receiving yesterday, I don't think it's ideal to take the proverbial out of Berry.

But I'm sure we wouldn't if he would just enter into dialogue and answer a question or two.

 

[penance]

 

[BerylliumDust]

I give up,someone else have a go

ps your answers contradict your original statement,'a deaf man makes wonderful music',the word wonderful is an emotional word,accuracy has nothing to do wit it,becuase he is deaf!

Saab,

Don't give up yet... you are right, wonderful is an emotional word, accuracy is just a vehicle to it... Accuracy without music is meaningless.

You see Saab, music is like sex, an emotional experience (at different levels but always emotional nevertheless) either you get it real by having real stimulus to your senses even if you have to pay for it, or you can just imagining it by masturbating yourself (no pun intended) after a top shelf magazine experience or while having a breast implant contact (they are not accurate enough to faithful reproduce the whole emotional impact of real sex).

The problem is not Beethoven had became deaf, this only proves that music is always an emotional experience and therefore it is inside our minds, the problem is deaf people, unless they are geniuses like Beethoven was, can't be emotionally moved by Beethoven's music.

Deafness is 100% inaccuracy!!!

Do you understand it know?

 

[penance]

hmm
plenty of deaf people enjoy music

 

[BerylliumDust]

hmm
plenty of deaf people enjoy music

I don't know if they are aplenty... but in one point you are right penance, there are sounds that we can feel.

So, deafness is about 99% inaccuracy!

 

[penance]

why should it be inacurate?
Are you assuming a deaf person can not feel accurately?
could you make some sense please, or say something intersting?

 

[BerylliumDust]

why should it be inacurate?
Are you assuming a deaf person can not feel accurately?
could you make some sense please, or say something intersting?

That's something you must find for yourself while listening music with you ears completely closed.

 

[penance]

That would not be the same.
Deaf people develope stronger in other senses to accomodate the lacking sense.
Please keep up

 

[BerylliumDust]

That would not be the same.
Deaf people develope stronger in other senses to accomodate the lacking sense.
Please keep up

Yes that's true. It just proves how vital our senses are to us.

 

[penance]

again you dont answer questions.
Is this because you do not know the answers?
Your credibility is heading to minus figures.

 

[BerylliumDust]

penance,

I'm affraid that deaf people will always be deaf no matter how strongly they can develope vision.

 

[penance]

again, you ignore the questions, i am sure that is because your experience will not give you answers.
Your boring now.

 

[BerylliumDust]

i am sure that is because your experience will not give you answers.

You are right, penance. Fortunately I'm not deaf...

 

[merlin]

No answers just advice

There's a surprise.

 

[merlin]

Well, not one to give up, let's try this simple choice question.

Given the choice, would you prefer either

A) A system that reproduced a recorded facsimile of a musical event without any form of distortion or colouration

or

B) A system that took those recordings and, through trickery and sleight of hand, made them sound like the original musical event rather than the recorded facsimile.

So A or B? Go on a dare you! And no questions this time

 

[penance]

like a child isnt it, repetative dribble that quickly becomes boring.
berry dear, put up or shut up theres a good fellow.