Teo_Audio wrote:
"Part of human psychology. Which is why Jung had it right and Freud was, in the end, an idiot. And Bernays an opportunistic roving butcher. Eating the world, like all his contacts and connections."
Clearly Bernays was a renegade gourmand with meat cleavers in both hands. His assumptions and assertions with regard to the quest for the absolute sound were, in the opinion of 73.8 % of the audiophile community, at best, spurious and self-serving. His sole legacy was, tragically, essentially carnage.
Furthermore, a majority of audiophiles (at least 55.2 %) do indeed agree that Freud was an idiot, but they have an extremely difficult time articulating why. An astonishing 53.8 % of those very audiophiles reference the lyric "more than a feeling" to bolster their world view, as if that somehow remotely validates their subjective viewpoint!
Finally, with regard to Karl Jung, all that anyone can really say, is "may he rest in peace." The poor fellow never really did much care for music anyway, and, to the end, never could get beyond his stubborn and irrational love of 12 awg speaker cables.