Farenheit of course.
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In relation to room temperature IQ are we talking Fahrenheit or Centigrade
?
...Wayne
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> Bill said:
>
> [I enjoyed reading the article, as it touched a point close to my heart. I
think
> that with exceptions, the internet has been a millstone about the neck of
> photography, allowing everyone with a room temperature IQ to flood us
> with stupidity. A big example is the quest for ultimate sharpness in a
photo,
> delivered by the latest greatest lens. I have gotten sick of reading posts
> about what is the sharpest lens for my latest camera of the month. No one
> that makes these posts is able to recognise that, at the very least, when
you
> get the latest sharpest lens, it will be replaced in a few months by
something
> newer and sharper, and anyway, how does a sharp lens make photos better?
> Did Cartier-Bresson always aim for ultimate sharpness?]
>
> [Photography has been taken over by a crowd of technicians who lack any
> vision. ]
>
> So ... I think this just as accurately describes every field: religion,
politics,
> sports, parenting, history, archaeology, on and on.
>
> On the other hand, I find my store of knowledge has increased (e.g., take
a
> bow, Moose, AG, and the rest of you.)
>
> I have to admit, it does lead to a bit of intellectual laziness -- on a
relevant
> topic, I can pretty easily find out what the rest of you have thought
about it,
> without me having to do extensive research other than scanning prior
posts.
>
> So thanks, all.
>
> Bob Benson
>
> PS: room-temperature IQ is too high a bar to describe a lot of what we
see.
> But it's the cost of our doing this business.
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