What are we objectivists missing?

objectivists lack a good bottle of cognac ... and the world will sparkle with colors

@bruce19 

So the problem here for those trained in science is that we have learned early on that our senses cannot perceive things that are there and conversely can also perceive things that are not there.

SCIENTISM IS NOT SCIENCE. you are full of contradictions. On one hand you distrust the senses. Yet you trust the science and the scientific machinery that was developed and  brought forth by man's human senses

You need both objective to get a base to replicate or advance from and subjective to tell if it's enjoyable since that can not be measured. Nearly all audio products built by subjectivists have parts or materials that were carefully measured and meet specifications based on advanced objective measurements. All objective products meant for humanity’s replication of art must work, feel, sound, or look good to humans and that’s all subjective.

+1 @artemus_5 I'm so glad you've made this connection and referred to it here; it's been on my mind for a good while.

... and until the people in the related physics field(s) get a grip on it, I'm going to do what someone else alluded to; I'm going to do me;

Listen to the music I love, on the gear, cables and tweaks I have chosen, as they sound different/better than others, in my system.

Can I trust my senses?; who cares!?, because their mine and they discern differences of better and/or worse in various audio products in my system. 

I couldn't give a gnats ar*e what ASR people think, or any others of their mindset; its not their money I'm spending. 

@artemus_5

SCIENTISM IS NOT SCIENCE. you are full of contradictions. On one hand you distrust the senses. Yet you trust the science and the scientific machinery that was developed and brought forth by man’s human senses

So do you trust your speedometer in your car to give you an idea of how fast you are going, or do you go by just watching the terrain go by? Have you ever tried flying an airplane when you don’t have visual reference to the horizon? It’s important to understand in advance that your senses will confuse you in that situation about something as basic as which way is up and which way is down. You can build instruments in advance that are immune to the effect and use their readout to tell you which way is up when your naked senses are disoriented. It's not about not trusting our senses. It's about knowing the limits of our senses and finding ways to augment them.