So you think wire conductors in cables are directional? Think again...

This reference i put in the post above illustrate my point about the multidimensionality of perception, here with 2 dimensions at least intertwined, the hearing and visual pathways...

 It seems evident then that reducing any aspect of the auditory experience to  limited  electrical measuring tools that do not even  exhausted one of the 2 dimensions implicated, and perhaps more dimensions  at play , is a bit presomptuous...

It is a belief that condition such attitude like religious belief.... Engineering beliefs  or reductionism are no more "noble" than religious one...

 Science is cautious with any dogmas.... Especially about dogmas born in his womb...

Then if many people testimonies converge about this "wired direction" experience  this does not prove anything for sure, save that these testimonies cannot be ridiculized or dismiss especially  because someone trust more a voltmeter than his own ears and the ears of others... Voltmeter are trustful ,Ears too....


 In serious matters  dogmas and  sterile skepticism  are useless....Testimonies are only facts to verify....Mocking people for that  experience is not acceptable....

Keeping the mind open is the way....

It is called derailing a thread

I try to elevate the debate....Instead of the insults eexhange....

Anyone who is not totally with your reductionist stance about that, you call him ignorant...

I just post something that show the complexities involved in sound sensation , translation, and experience...




Djones you miss the point like usual.... Answering your obsessive technological stance is useless....All is placebos for you ... Mind is an organ that product the illusion of consciousness and all that dissipate at our death.... end of story....It is easy to walk your universe....

This reference i put in the post above illustrate my point about the multidimensionality of perception, here with 2 dimensions at least intertwined, the hearing and visual pathways...

No the reference doesn't illustrate your point,  it disputes it. The visual pathway isn't involved, only the areas of the brain used to process vision. 

You are comical...

Have you read my post ?

I made this reference to illustrate the way the brain translate sound impression....Not using only hearing patways but other pathways of the brain....

In this thread i argue for the multidimensional aspect of perceptions and the impossibility to reduce them to a few engineereing tools when we speak about auditory experience about cables or others experience....

Arguing with you is impossible anyway you repeat the only thing you believe, matter only  exist, subjective experience are delusions if not correlated with some measures... 

Wow. Perception is everything...except absolute.