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If you don't know you don't know. It’s not something that can be explained. It’s like sex... tough to explain to someone who’s never experienced it. https://yo
by whalesalad 7y ago
If you don't know you don't know. It’s not something that can be explained. It’s like sex... tough to explain to someone who’s never experienced it.
https://youtu.be/AAsbucFABNE https://youtu.be/AAsbucFABNE
https://youtu.be/ECpM31zrdMY https://youtu.be/ECpM31zrdMY (skip to :30 seconds -- this might be the most badass thing I have ever seen)
https://youtu.be/XOl9O9FSB9E https://youtu.be/XOl9O9FSB9E (skip a few minutes in ... but this is a horrible driver and not the best sound quality)
So to answer your question noise matters a lot - to a lot of people.
- glofish 7y agoWhat makes you think I never experienced a revving engine? Heh. You can't explain it because it is all in your head, it is an illusion, a subjective sense of empowerment that does not actually exist. It is a yearning by people that cannot make any other mark in the world, just a big noise. Look how much noise I can make! It is an atavistic feeling of the lizard brain. You are neither better, nor more successful, nor looked up - it is just noise and that noise satisfies you, because it makes you (mistakenly) believe that people are paying attention to you.
- whalesalad 7y agoOr I just like the noise. I have the most fun with my car when I’m in the middle of absolute nowhere with no one else in sight or earshot. Your argument is way off base.
- xvector 7y agoThe noise of a good engine is something I miss myself. There is something to be said for the elegance of silence and sheer power, though!