Social Experiment - Violinist

[ginge191]

i'm sure Ginge, it bugs me though and i know you're studying it but i'm not a fan of trying to analyse people without actually getting among them and getting to know shit in the real world . . . books are 2D, reality is 4D . .

hence putting together social experiments and theories, or 4D + 2D

Ok ed, lets close this thread now then please.

EDIT: in response to using popular culture as being more of a governor to this experiment than class, then you could also continue to argue how popular cultures nowadays distinguish classes through, as Ruan said, the advent of technologies, given the ability to instant access.

surely a certain class would perceive a certain common taste? in this case, the violin and upper classes.

Ed, what you're arguing is that class is impossible to relate into anything, thats fine, im not disputing that. but there is no need to /discussion if you disagree with something refer to Kez ^^^^ for class being relevant.