Planobilly
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When I don't have anything to work on I call up my "friends" to come over and play music...lol
Cheers,
Billy
Cheers,
Billy
The thread discusses humor in the context of electronics and technology, particularly focusing on a humorous video related to guitar amplifiers. Participants share their experiences with electronics, humor, and the complexities of defining what is funny.
Participants generally agree on the subjective nature of humor and its cultural dependencies, but there is no consensus on a definitive definition of what makes something funny. The discussion on the value of technology also remains open-ended with no clear agreement.
Participants express uncertainty about the definitions of humor and the broader implications of technology, indicating that these topics are complex and multifaceted.
Individuals interested in the intersection of electronics, humor, and cultural perspectives on technology may find this discussion engaging.
I am also fascinated by that idea!Planobilly said:The amount of electronic technology used to create even a small video of this nature is truly amazing and would have been a huge undertaking fifteen or twenty years ago. I have no real idea of how many people and how many hours were required to make something like this possibly but it must be really huge.
Planobilly said:The amount of electronic technology used to create even a small video of this nature is truly amazing and would have been a huge undertaking fifteen or twenty years ago. I have no real idea of how many people and how many hours were required to make something like this possibly but it must be really huge.
Stavros Kiri said:I am also fascinated by that idea!
+ will have more to say, time-permitted, later
Stavros Kiri said:... technology, electronics and humorous situations. I'll pose a question for each one, one at a time ...