Preceptions

[sodamntired]

do you have any preceptions before you make a decision? do you listen to reviews before you decide to see a movie? do you listen to reviews to help you decide if an album is really a "good" album?

[Azalroth]

uh are you trying to ask about our perceptions? or presumptions?

[Prometheon]

Hahahaha yeah man..."preception" isn't a word.

[bishopx]

Are you asking if we make decisions based on preconceived notions?

Edited January 23, 2009 by bishopx

[Computer]

DO YOU SUCK DICKS SOLDIER?

[RicardoObviouso]

there IS a golf ball out there called the precept.... but it sucks. it's like hitting a rock.

 

 

 

the only thing i read reviews on before i buy are things that are brand new to market and either innovative or unique. that pertains mostly to automobiles and electronics.

 

i never read a review of an album or a movie... it's like hearing about a restaurant's menu... it's all up for interpretation. what one person may hate, another will love.

[little miss sunshine]

I thought I was the only one confused by the made up word in the thread. Phew!

[borntohula]

i think he must mean "preconceptions" based on the examples he gives.

 

the question is kinda loaded, isn't it? doesn't everybody go into something with preconceptions? i mean, even if you don't read a review of an album, you already have a substantial amount of (preconceived) information about it. you have an expectation of genre; if the artist has done work prior, you have a preconception as to how the album you're buying will sound; if the band has a single on the radio, then you have even more preconceptions to work with when you're purchasing the product as well.

 

in short: i also don't understand what you're trying to get at.

 

;)

[sodamntired]

whoa, i didn't even check this thread that I made.

sorry for the typo. the word was supposed to be Pre-Conception

thank you for your posts.

[mrs jesus]

whoa, i didn't even check this thread that I made.

bitch, please.