As bad as Reddit is, I found some useful posts there. We have to start somewhere and I know I was clueless at the beginning. I mean, I still don't know how a transistor works, I still don't know what biasing is. I can build a simple circuit from a schematic but I never left the paint-by-numbers stage. So I will never make fun of clueless people who are there to learn.
What I will never understand, on Reddit and elsewhere, is the people who ask strangers what they should buy/play/like, and to rate their rig. I think it's a generational thing. Back in my days we had to figure things out for ourselves, go to the library, fiddle around, etc, there was no internet to spoonfeed us info. Nowadays people ask total strangers if they should buy a red watch or a black watch. Like dude, how can we tell you what you should like?
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