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The subject line is the title of an entry in the current online
stereophile.

The author makes the now tired defense that if someone has a subjective
experience that some wooden block etc. can cause a sound difference then
it has to be considered valid.

What really brings the message home is that he says his training was in
experimental psychology. That field has as a first core directive that
everything must be demonstrated with a proper expermintal research
program.

Exept when it comes to the "sound" of wooden blocks etc. in audio gear it
appears. He also sets up statements evoking scientific audio folk that
are strawmen and red herring nonsense.

Is it too late for the school granting his degree to take it back?

But of course we are here dealing with marketing not science.