@hilde45 Respectfully rebuke that premise. Time and place is all I ask. It would truly be odd for a cooking show to suddenly break out into the political perspective of the Crusades. The Dunning-Kruger Effect seems proven daily here by antics of some, not confined to audio gear. Spent 25 years working nationwide in ER settings which carry lots of dysfunctional baggage. I’ve no need for more of that in an advocation driven forum. Thank you. Ciao |
All of us, product of life experiences. Taking the Citadel tour in Quebec City, the guide explained that three subjects have always been off limits to active soldiers; politics, religion and girlfriends/boyfriends. Because of the divisive nature. 12 years living in Seattle, WA showed how destructive rabid politics is. No civility. In Europe, most of the lower echelon football teams are politically sponsored by parties. The sponsoring party is listed on billboards at the bottom. Lived in Innsbruck, I believe the team was sponsored by the SPÖ. Where does it end? There's more to life than endlessly Sisyphusly pushing the rock. Now back to my apolitical audio system and apolitical music. Tchau |
