Pursuit of the best

First post (workaholic in Japan), but frequent reader. Can’t think of a better group to share this with:

The best doesn’t exist. A psychologist explains why we can’t stop searching.

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Great read! Funnily enough, even choosing “not the best” can become a sort of statement to the world, like how I feel a weird pride for primarily listening to music with my $50 chifi IEMs even though I have much fancier equipment available. :grinning:

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I agree with regards the Chinese iem’s, some are great value and give great sound. I am the same as you I don’t always need to reach out for my Andromeda’s but sometimes something a little different makes a nice change.

How can anyone determine what is the “best?”.

I am the best.
No I’m not.
Yes I am.
Well I could get better.
Yes, but what does that have to do with anything?
Everything.

I’m still the best.

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Hey Tony! :wave:

:wave:t3: Long time!

The “Holy Grail” . does not exist. Yet this gif seems to be how I always feel.

Give%20it%20to%20me%20now%20emoticon

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