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Not at all; it's just a matter of dwelling on a subject long enough to begin attaching aesthetic notions to it, I think. For instance many car buffs have well-
by gone35 13y ago
Not at all; it's just a matter of dwelling on a subject long enough to begin attaching aesthetic notions to it, I think.
For instance many car buffs have well-developed notions of when a car's handling or responsiveness is 'beautiful' (see any car review or episode of 'Top Gear' if you don't believe me) which I also find preposterous! But I bet if I spent nearly as much time as the Top Gear people dwelling on car stuff, I would grow a similar aesthetic appreciation for how the drive handles some curve or whatever they are moaning about in those reviews.