There's perhaps nothing better than an aha! moment: the lightbulb flicks on, the answer to the problem is clear, the puzzle is solved.
The trick with aha! moments is to actually have a puzzle that needs solving. Right?
If you're not asking questions then when the answers present themselves they appear more as noise to be sifted through.
The number 4 isn't all that interesting unless it's preceded by what is 2+2?
In this information-rich era we live in, answers, solutions, and revelations fly by us seemingly at the speed of light—which is great if you are actively seeking to learn from them.
- How to to take the next leap in my stereo system?
- Why can't I get earth-moving bottom end in my room?
- Are there recordings available that transcend all others in my library?
- Do I connect to my DAC through USB because I believe it's better or because I haven't a choice?
- Does sample rate matter?
- Does it make sense to invest $1K in a fuse or would that same money be better spent somewhere else?
The questions are endless as are the aha! solutions to them, but only if you're looking.
