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In the Thread: RMAF 2008 observations, opinions 1) ceramic drivers
Post Subject: Read my lipsPosted by cdwitmer on: 10/19/2008
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Romy the Cat wrote: |
What I find peculiar is Chris Witmer’s desire to defend the new prices. |
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I don't like having words put into my mouth. I'm
not trying to "defend" anything. I explained why the price is what it
is. Whether that's a bargain or a waste of money is something that I am
not in a position to debate, and I made that clear at the outset.
People are free to make those value judgments on their own, and they
will make those value judgments on their own in any case, regardless of
any opinon I might have on that subject. But quite apart from that,
some people might find it useful to know why the price is what it is.
Romy the Cat wrote: |
Pay attention, neither Chris nor anybody else says that the new $40K
Feastex drivers are able to
do sonically something that the former Feastex drivers can’t. Instead Chris dives into
debating the fear of Permendur. |
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No, you pay
attention, please. I only explained why the price is what it is, and
I'm not going to make any assertions about what the drivers can or
cannot do relative to anything else. Again, I'm not debating anything
about Permendur, but simply stating facts about costs that could be
objectively verified by anyone who cared to do so (as opposed to simply
making a bunch of unverified assumptions, including the convenient and
self-flattering assumption that whatever has been assumed to be correct
must actually be correct).
Romy the Cat wrote: |
Chris shall suggest that disagreeing parties go fuck themselves. |
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Those
are your words, and emphatically not mine, and they reveal a great deal
more about what's in your heart than anything else. What I will do is
state the obvious, which is that although you have many excellent
insights in many areas, you also have some character defects that
interfere with your judgment and which I hope you are someday able to
overcome. In the meantime I trust that most rational people, in the
event that they might be interested in your opinions, will be able to
tell the difference between when you are talking very good sense and
when you are verging off into nonsense and speculation.
Good day, gentlemen.
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