[CAUT] Tri chords in bass. was Nossaman Rebuilds.

[Ed Sutton]

Brand identification is not a logical, mechanically functional process.
If I smoke Camels and drive a red Ford pick-up, then I feel more like "who I 
am" when I am driving my Ford and smoking Camels.
People believe in their brands the same way they believe in their religions 
and political parties; the brain scans are identical, regardless of the 
belief content.
People under stress become more superstitious, and acting out their 
superstitions relieves stress. The pitcher never steps on the base line; it 
would jinx his game. Solo performers are under great stress. Anything that 
reassures them will help them play better.
ES

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ron Nossaman" <rnossaman at cox.net>
To: <caut at ptg.org>
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 4:12 PM
Subject: Re: [CAUT] Tri chords in bass. was Nossaman Rebuilds.


> Porritt, David wrote:
>>Do be aware, however, that there
>> are people for whom the Steinway D is the "standard!" and
>> anything different is just wrong.  To them you can have
>> more than a pound or less than a pound but not "better"
>> than a pound.  That's a kind of thinking that I can't seem
>> to wrap my poor brain around, but it's out there.  It's an
>> interesting glimpse of the human condition
>
> Then it's not wrong either. Just different, more or less. Depends on what 
> you use for a scale.
> Ron N
>