@gdhal
When a group of people all hear the same thing, at the same time, in the same setting, and under the same circumstances, double blind testing would be entirely redundant.
The only testing needed would be to determine why it happened, if they felt compelled to do so, and not at the behest of others.
Double blind testing would only serve to dumb down an event which is in it's very nature. I think no one could argue that almost any event can be double blinded down to pure chance. It's like I've said before: a cheap parlor trick.
All the best,
Nonoise
When a group of people all hear the same thing, at the same time, in the same setting, and under the same circumstances, double blind testing would be entirely redundant.
The only testing needed would be to determine why it happened, if they felt compelled to do so, and not at the behest of others.
Double blind testing would only serve to dumb down an event which is in it's very nature. I think no one could argue that almost any event can be double blinded down to pure chance. It's like I've said before: a cheap parlor trick.
All the best,
Nonoise