teo_audio,
The only thing scientific in my post was that Teflon insulation can stand up to cryogenic temperatures, PVC and polyethylene, not so much. I posted this as there were specific questions in this thread about whether cables could be damaged or not.
The rest of my post was to point out that highly critical industries don’t show much interest in cryogenic treatment of cables and you don’t have to be technical to draw a conclusion from that.
Contrary to your statement, I find that many in audiophile communities do actually want to learn and step outside their comfort zone of knowledge. That may require simplifying things more that many of us are used to, but the underlying science does not change. Based on how few people seem to actually post and how many active audiophiles their are, I would say the group that wants to learn is the silent majority and the group that wants to shut down discussion is the loud minority.
Whether geoff gave up or not, I do not know, but I know this is a discussion for a different thread and not where the op was trying to learn. I only responded to geoff in this thread as it was where he tried to negate my comment, not by adding any value or by negating what I said, but by negating me. I don’t stand for that here or elsewhere.
I am not sure where this came from
"So if you want to figure any of this out, it is ALL ON YOU. You
can demand all you want but a sensible human being would ignore you....
and when you refuse and demand again, then expect to get smacked about.
For all the right reasons."
or the rant w.r.t. patents? How is that at all related to this topic and/or this thread or what transpired between geoff and I?
What I really don't understand teo_audio, is why you are trying to shut me down? What is your goal here? What are you trying to accomplish? It really makes no sense within the framework of this discussion.
