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RE: But how do you prove something that is very subjective?

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Tre'

In Reply to: RE: But how do you prove something that is very subjective? posted by tomservo on April 28, 2025 at 14:41:40

"but heads 600 out of 1000 that is something"

But that only indicates that there is a difference, not that it's "better".

Tre'
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RE: But how do you prove something that is very subjective? - Geoffkait 13:02:59 04/29/25 (0)
Well, you have to be able hear whether it's unchanged, or better, or worse, or a mixture. Some positive things have their downside. But I understand, everything is black and white with you guys.

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RE: But how do you prove something that is very subjective? - tomservo 11:16:23 04/29/25 (1)
If the question had been, which of these was better a or b, then 600 does tell you something about preference.
- Do preferences really mean anything? I reckon probably not. Nt - Geoffkait 07:14:36 05/01/25 (0)
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