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Re: I agree...

"University College London found making subconscious snap decisions is more reliable in certain situations than using rational thought processes."

But I would argue that making decisions about sonic differences necessarilly involves rational thought processes, thinking hard about what you hear, quantifying and qualifying what you hear ... is the bass deeper, is it more defined, etc. etc.

Personally I consider fast switching to be the most effective means to reduce the sensitivity judging sonic differences... have you ever tried?

It seems to me that fast switching is derived from defuddled thinking about the duration of short term sonic aural memory, befuddled because listening has almost nothing to do with that particular facility IMO.

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