Social Experiment - Violinist

[Connor]

@ Connor - "Its not popular" - a sold out concert the night before for tickets selling over $100, that's enough evidence for me at least to allow it to be 'popular'

@ Ruan - Again, as i said to connor a number of times, your stating my same arguement but with different words. i also agree that class is irrelevant, read my first post.

- the violin can be irrelevant, its how you interepret the experiment - i interpreted class and how it is becoming irrelevant, somewhere along this thread people are reading that im arguing that class differences still exist? im not....

- As i said, i interpreted class and tastes being irrelevant in this experiment, Kez points out busy people not having time, Matt picked out the economic side of it, connor picked out popular tastes, ruan picked up technological enhancements...

Now @ Connor, who is right from the above - as i'm guessing im clearly wrong...

But when you sell tickets for a concert, people who like that sort of music choose to pay and go see it, it might not be very popular, but that doesnt mean to say that there isnt enough people who do like it, to sell it out. That experiment is totally irrelevant, it only proves that its not a popular taste of music.

And as to who is right about, I have no fecking idea now, as Ive forgotten what was originally said and cannot be bothered to track back