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In each case, you don't interact with or think about Indian classical music or whichever music you don't see as equally good. The only difference between the tw
by Bakary 6y ago
In each case, you don't interact with or think about Indian classical music or whichever music you don't see as equally good. The only difference between the two is a vague, undefined abstract hierarchy that has no effect on behavior. In other words, a trivial, almost infinitesimal difference. In the end, the actual choice and action to pursue certain things is a far more definite statement as to what a person actually values and respects.
- ska 6y agoNot so - you can respect something without dedicating your own time to it; you have to really - there isn't enough time for everything. In subjective areas where we rely on a sense of "taste" , this multiplicity is often inherent. Preference is much easier to map to your actions, but does not imply you think it's the only way. To go back to the analogy, I can think the other form is equally interesting, but realize I haven't spent enough time on it to really differentiate things at the level I can with my preferred form. There is no question where my preference lies, but that does not imply I think it's a superior form. Presumably if I thought it was an inferior form, I might change preference.