oddity
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In a recent thread (http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/544331/dunning-kruger-effect/15) that talks about the Dunning-Kruger Effect, a lot of people have made statements and cited facts about the superiority of so-called "trained" listeners versus regular folks.
What does this training entail?
Who teaches this sort of thing?
In what profession/s would this training be applicable to?
Where can you receive this training?
Is there some sort of industry / scientific standard that this training is based on?
I am willing to believe that one can become a trained listener, but I am skeptical about whether this sort of training has roots in science or is a literal "by-ear" subjective education.
If the former is true, then no one without this training should have any business whatsoever in critiquing audio equipment. What do you think?
What does this training entail?
Who teaches this sort of thing?
In what profession/s would this training be applicable to?
Where can you receive this training?
Is there some sort of industry / scientific standard that this training is based on?
I am willing to believe that one can become a trained listener, but I am skeptical about whether this sort of training has roots in science or is a literal "by-ear" subjective education.
If the former is true, then no one without this training should have any business whatsoever in critiquing audio equipment. What do you think?