Men only?

MikeEnRegalia wrote: Luke wrote: if you got The Final Cut you can see lack of capital letters everywhere on the cover. that's my tribute. "If you've got The Final Cut you can see a lack of capital letters everywhere on the cover. That's my tribute."

you must know that "if you got" was intented. it's more American English that i'm closer to.

Luke wrote: MikeEnRegalia wrote: Luke wrote: if you got The Final Cut you can see lack of capital letters everywhere on the cover. that's my tribute. "If you've got The Final Cut you can see a lack of capital letters everywhere on the cover. That's my tribute." you must know that "if you got" was intented. it's more American English that i'm closer to.

that, my young polish friend, is nothing to be proud of....

I'm not so sure that Hogarth is entirely correct.  I went to see The Church recently and the audience was about 25% women, maybe more.  Same at the last Yes concert I attended.  Same with Floyd.

However, if Hogarth is correct in any way, and men take to prog more than women, it may not be a matter of "smarter," but rather that women tend to be more in touch with "emotion" while men tend to be more "intellectual" - overall.  Thus, music like prog - which has its "emotional" side but is still largely "intellectual" is nature - will necessarily appeal more to men, while women will be more drawn to music that has a more prevalent "emotional" value.

Peace.

However, if Hogarth is correct in any way, and men take to prog more than women, it may not be a matter of "smarter," but rather that women tend to be more in touch with "emotion" while men tend to be more "intellectual" - overall.  Thus, music like prog - which has its "emotional" side but is still largely "intellectual" is nature - will necessarily appeal more to men, while women will be more drawn to music that has a more prevalent "emotional" value.

I'm not so sure that Hogarth is entirely correct.  I went to see The Church recently and the audience was about 25% women, maybe more.  Same at the last Yes concert I attended.  Same with Floyd.

However, if Hogarth is correct in any way, and men take to prog more than women, it may not be a matter of "smarter," but rather that women tend to be more in touch with "emotion" while men tend to be more "intellectual" - overall.  Thus, music like prog - which has its "emotional" side but is still largely "intellectual" is nature - will necessarily appeal more to men, while women will be more drawn to music that has a more prevalent "emotional" value.

Peace.

gdub:

In fact, Luke did in fact use an enormous amount of vulgarity, as well as engaging in continual personal attack, both of which are violations of the site guidelines.  Indeed, his actions drew the attention of both the admin and collabs, and I ejected him based on both his own unrepentant obnoxiousness and the recommendation of almost the entire admin and collab groups.

Peace.