Mkuller wrote:
(Michael
Scarpitti) wrote:
I heard it, every time. Less noise.


(Stewart Pinkerton) wrote:
No, you didn't. You just *thought* you did. Please understand that the
'green pen' effect is a myth, in fact it all started as a practical
joke. It doesn't do anything, because it *cannot* do anything.

Try it again under blind conditions.


Ah, the flawed amatuer dbt you hold so dear. So the gentleman may proceed,
please suggest a program for him to use which has proven sensitive enough for
him to be able to identify these differences under blind conditions.

Not necessary. He has already identified programs that make it identifiable
under sighted conditions; he claims already to have *heard the effect*
of green pens. So all he needs to do now is redo the comparison blinded,
using the same material, to see if it was the result of bias or not.


Otherwise
your suggestion is nothing more than a red herring.

Nope -- it seems you simply don't understand what DBT can do.
Curious, too, that you haven't commented on the fact that the
whole 'green pen' thing was a joke in the first place.





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-S.
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"You're an abuser Sullivan....a base beast with
intellect but little intelligence to show for it" -- KENNEH!