From: someone@anywheret.net   
      
   "JimD"  wrote in message news:201703061850494243-email@nowherecom...   
      
   > I can't really say any more about his midi thoughts.  He knew that the   
   > keyboard guy used it to play the drums ( control a drum synth ? ).  He   
   > didn't think it was as real as a bunch of guys on the stage playing too   
   > loud :-)   
      
   Anything can be played too loud, but nothing should be.   
      
   > This seems an argument as old as time itself.  Some people just don't want   
   > progress to happen.  Change is bad in their eyes.   
      
   Change is bad if bad is the direction of that change. And why do you call   
   Lifelessness and Phoniness 'progress'?   
      
   > There is a tv show called " how it works ". Been watching those on   
   > youtube.  One thing that stands out is that companies use tools and   
   > machines a lot.  Watch enough of these and you'll begin to wonder how long   
   > until people won't be needed at all.   
      
   We're Catastrophically Overpopulated, which means Billions of excess people   
   aren't needed right now!!!   
      
   > Why do manufacturers do this ?   Why don't they slow down, use people,   
   > make far less precise products and give people jobs.   
      
   Because there are simply too damn many people, in other words, they're a De   
   Facto Nuisance!   
      
   > Maybe they would, if they could.  Maybe they can't.  Maybe people want the   
   > best possible products at the lowest possible price ?   
      
   And they get neither, because excess people, i.e. STUPID people, i.e. FOOLS   
   are literally asking for a RIP OFF 'economy'!   
      
   > Dj's putting bands out of business all over ... same effect.   
      
   Not Real bands, only those who also play recordings as part of their   
   'performances' - at least DJs are more Honest about it and play recordings   
   entirely.   
      
      
   Jim   
      
   Ouisie   
      
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