PRaT - please explain

[Joe]

Nothing wrong with 5G, apart from the premature hair and tooth loss, sterility and tendency to senility.

You forgot the tendency to senility.

[Joe]

Actually LDRs contain cadmium, and cadmium exposure leads to respiratory and eventually pulmonary symptoms.

It hasn't been proven that COVID-19 is not caused by LDRs!

Clearly we need some blind testing of this. Group A will be asked to swallow LDRs, whilst Group B will be asked to listen to some Placebo.

[Pigmy Pony]

Except for the coronavirus thread which is ironically the only thread that might be improved by such a digression...

I wouldn't know, I've abandoned that bloody thread... I'm over here reading posts about things that make no sense to me, that's how bad it's got

[Light Dependant Resistor]

It seems every other thread on this forum eventually turns into a thread about the bloody LDRs.

No problem with that, as I see,

[anthonyTD]

No problem with that, as I see,

[Pharos]

The subjectivist usually though is way in front, as the end result is not a specification, but far more meaningful, namely what is heard.

The end result is the arrival at truth, not a spurious sophism.

[Pharos]

Nothing wrong with 5G, apart from the premature hair and tooth loss, sterility and tendency to senility.

Are you joking?

I have wondered about the threat to health of the general spread and increase in RF around.

When one considers blue tooth, Wi-Fi, mobiles, walkie talkies, mobile repeaters, radio and TV transmitters as so on, and the principles of constructive interference, I bet there are very high electric field strengths occurring.

[Light Dependant Resistor]

The end result is the arrival at truth, not a spurious sophism.

Measurements are useful, some though Yes I would agree, might be classed as a spurious sophism, as they have zero relationship, to our ability with hearing.
Acoustic Research sorted this out, with provision of being able to hear their product http://edgarvillchur.com/acoustic-research/

"the company established locations called “Music Rooms” or “Listening Rooms,” where the public could listen to music through AR components and could ask questions of knowledgeable hosts, but where no selling took place. The most famous of the Music Rooms was in Grand Central Station, and became known as a quiet haven in the middle of the noisy terminal. During one year, the Music Room counted one-hundred-thousand visitors."

[AJSki2fly]

Very interesting site and a great read, I was unaware of Villchur and his huge impact.

[Pharos]

What a wonderfully solid person, contrasting that biography with much of what we have to contend with today, we now have so much BS, and the L/N axis seems in retrospect to have been very full of venomous negativity towards others' products.