WHY DO PEOPLE FEEL THE NEED TO COMMENT ON CABLES AND EQUIPMENT THEY HAVE NEVER HEARD?

Wow! The thread title hurt my ears.

I mixed things up this morning by using Ceylon cinnamon, instead of the common supermarket Cassia variety in my oatmeal.

Wild blueberries, Medjool dates, raisins and walnuts-delicious!

I pretend it’s an omelet drenched in cheese, bacon and hash browns on the side. 

Someone sharing experience they've never had before is plain silly.  

In good time it's fairly easy to identify these forum posters and simply ignore them. 

If I see cable priced 40,000 per meter pair (doesn't matter brand at all), I'll definitely comment, because usage of such cable is gonna be totally irrelevant to the comment, but the comment would be probably addressed to the buyer of such cables.

kno whadimean??

@everyone. I posted this because the ears should always be the judge. I’m not the one for a lot of technobabble. I honestly posted this because I see people posting all of these studies, graphs, charts and opinions about how we can’t hear differences and it’s confirmation bias and it just drives me nuts. How can you comment on something definitively that you have never listened to.  Then in addition to that I just think we are in this hobby to listen. Your ears should be your first judge. 

"I don’t know why, but posters pontunicating on cables that they have not heard infigouriates me"

Yeah, me too!