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Why is that?


You said:

It seems to me that the first order of business is to find out what we actually can and can't hear using a methodical study, not anecdotes
This is an oft-stated suggestion, and seems reasonable on the surface. Unfortunately, it's extremely hard to do. We would have to develop a way to evaluate what is being heard in the normal act of listening, as opposed to evaluating the critical performance of listeners in a controlled test environment that is inherently different.

Why is it the first order of business? Is there something about the problem that mandates this as a first step?

Peter

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