Can the level of pleasure derived from music be measured?
This is a real question that I think may have a answer.
With the right probes in a brain can't changes in the pleasure
zone be measured?
I ask because it seems to me that without this measurement
a true audiophile hierarchy can not be claimed.
Thoughts??
@simonmoon Sorry, it was told to me by an anthropologist when I was a grad student, IIRC. So no reference. |
Simonmoon, I could simply say “lighten up”, as my comment was made partly in jest, Now, **** Not all, or even the majority, of audiophiles fit into the common stereotype, i.e., audiophiles get more enjoyment from the gear, than they do the music. **** I agree and never said otherwise. Moreover, this supports MY contention; if the humor is to warrant this much analysis. Built into my COMPLETE methodology (☺️) is consideration of the fact that there are many different levels of what we are trying to ascertain. Congratulations! You are in the top…..…gotta be at least top 20% (?). |
